deprw
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- Mar 7, 2010
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When I have studied team work, human performance and how to get best possible performance out of team of people, that kind of thought pattern / mentality is unfavorable. It is negative thought pattern, that leads eventually to fear of mistakes and takes intuition out of execution. You lead by basicly fear, when you should lead by chance and positive mentality. If you don't win your worthless loser and nothing that you did or accomplished never really mattered. You missed your ultimate goal and that is only thing that is important.Shitty is a relative term, what I call shitty might be different to what you or someone else does. Personally I subscribe to the Talladega Nights theory of "If you ain't first, you're last." I'm all about Stanley Cup or bust, especially when this team has such strong regular seasons, expecting they follow it up with playoff success isn't unreasonable.
Now you may not agree with my cup or bust mentality, and thats fine. But what we should all be able to agree upon is the lack of progress shown by this team. No matter how good of a regular season they have, or how beatable their first round opponent is, they still find a way to shit the bed. That for me earns them the word shitty.
Suitable for some people, but in overall is bad for performance. Pretty common pattern also to myself and been lead by it in sports and in life. Now I believe in the process, positive mentality, trial by error and learn from your mistakes. If you do your best and try to turn every stone, there isn't much you can do. You tip your hat, move forward and repeat. Don't waste fear to fear of losing, rather than fear that you miss your chance to challenge yourself and do what you can and let the game decide.
Though way this leagues are built, it is always win or bust. There are no silver medals and you don't celebrate winning the conference. With this competitive environment and how hard it is to win, you have to measure it in grey scale rather than black and white.
In a sense for Panthers it is win or bust, how they have been built. For us it is more sustainable operation at the moment. At least one of us will be disappointed in the end.
I see plenty of progression and we have results to back it up and believe that down this road we will have our moment of glory, where we don't have to speculate being out goalied, reffed or anything.
Sorry, went bit far. I don't think you meant your shitty or great so deeply