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Throwback: Winning by Treating People Right with Gene Keady
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“If you're honest with people, they can trust you.”
Purdue University’s all-time winningest coach Gene Keady never over-complicates his leadership philosophy. He sticks to the basics - be honest, treat people right, and work hard.
Last year we featured a two-part March Madness miniseries on Be Worth* Following, and we’re taking the opportunity to throwback to the first episode. In it, Coach Keady shared why the work that’s done on the court is more than just about a game, it’s about life. As you listen, you’ll learn what traits inspire others to follow you, whether you’re in a boardroom or a locker room.
Once you’ve finished this episode, we encourage you to check out part two of the series, a conversation on building a championship culture with Mark Edwards.
Additional Resources:
- Defensive Alertness plaque: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OfvHG1mV096_XaDSl8dEhHdc4gZCjBd_/view?usp=sharing
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