The Bigger Your Head, The Easier To

My First Act After Being Named Head Coach Of The Bulls Was To Formulate A Vision For The Team. I Had To Take Into Account Not Only What I Wanted To Achieve, But How I Was Going To Get There.

Basketball Is A Great Mystery. You Can Do Everything Right. You Can Have The Perfect Mix Of Talent And The Best System Of Offense In The Game. You Can Devise A Foolproof Defensive Strategy And Prepare Your Players For Every Possible Eventuality. But If The Players Don’t Have A Sense Of Oneness As A Group, Your Efforts Won’t Pay Off. And The Bond That Unites A Team Can Be So Fragile, So Elusive.

Once You've Done The Mental Work, There Comes A Point You Have To Throw Yourself Into The Action And Put Your Heart On The Line. That Means Not Only Being Brave, But Being Compassionate Towards Yourself, Your Teammates And Your Opponents.

Good Teams Become Great Ones When The Members Trust Each Other Enough To Surrender The Me For The We.

The Best Thing That I Think Happened To Me Was I Got The Opportunity To Have Really Good Players And We Were Able To Meet The Demand Of The Competition. And I Think That's What I Value Most.