The Good Teammate Podcast with Lance Loya
Join author, speaker, and teamwork coach Lance Loya in exploring the art of being a good teammate.
Episodes
A legendary Harlem Globetrotter's kind words lead to a good teammate lesson about compliments.
A knowledgeable Native American tour guide demonstrates a key good teammate trait.
A traffic taboo provides perspective on a good teammate standard for criticizing others.
A Smoky Mountains vacation and Dollywood excursion offer a pair of good teammate thoughts.
Taking an introspective look at what does and doesn't matter impacts team success.
A sports team's mismanaged pregame gathering causes more harm than good.
An annual holiday serves as a reminder of there being no substitute for experience on teams.
An Eric Church song lyric offers a glimpse into an important good teammate mindset.
A Buddhist concept shows the best predictor of whether someone is a good teammate.
A commentary on how good teammates can improve every student's return to school.
An AAU basketball video analysis illustrates a crucial rule for being a good teammate.
A forest fire offers a good teammate insight about handling being taken advantage of.
A Gen Z lingo misinterpretation prompts a pair of good teammate insights about self-awareness.
Discover three strategies to keep manipulative teammates from disrupting the team’s culture.
An African missionary’s story explains an intriguing good teammate irony related to discomfort.
A mishap leads to a broken favorite mug, an emergency trip to the vet, and a lesson about purpose.
An “earworm” from a popular song offers a cautionary reminder for good teammates.
A quote misattribution demonstrates how both winning and losing teach the same four lessons.
Every successful team is served by the presence of two invaluable entities.
A thoughtful gift and a metaphorical message shows how legacies are cemented through generosity.
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