Bill Walsh
Bill Walsh (Bill Walsh, 1931.11.30.~2007. 7.30.)
An American football coach.
Washington High School Coach (1957~1959)
UC Berkeley Receiver Coach (1960~1962)
Stanford University Defensive Back Coach (1963~1965)
Las Vegas Raiders Running Back Coach (1966)
San Jose Apaches Head Coach (1967)
Cincinnati Bengals Assistant Head Coach (1968~1975)
San Diego Chargers Offensive Coordinator (1976)
Stanford University Head Coach (1977~1978)
San Francisco 49ers Head Coach (1979~1988)
Stanford University Head Coach (1992~1994)
San Francisco 49ers General Manager (1979~1982)
San Francisco 49ers President (1983~1987)
San Francisco 49ers Vice President & General Manager (1999~2000)
San Francisco 49ers Consultant (2002~2004)
Warren Buffett, the second-richest person in America, says one of his biggest challenges is helping the world's wealthiest people maintain their commitment to success.
When they were poor, they were passionate and started anything, but they no longer have that passion.
Buffett says it's very difficult to get the rich to jump out of bed in the morning and work with passion.
When you get caught up in the disease of success, you don't exert a higher level of effort.
Those who have achieved success and become wealthy shift their focus elsewhere.
They no longer train, teach, learn, value teamwork, or delve into problems in detail.
They no longer engage in the behaviors that led to their mastery and success.
Sometimes, success ends up destroying you.
Here are some of the principles he followed for success. It teaches us that taking minor standards seriously and keeping them is the path to success.
“Players should not sit on the practice field. Coaches should wear ties and tuck in their shirts. Everyone must do their best. Sportsmanship is a basic requirement. The locker room should be tidy and clean. Smoking, fighting, and cursing are strictly prohibited.”
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