Overtime’s Post

To win when the competition is "unbeatable" You have to be delusional...likes Mahomes in OT!!! If you're a #productmarketingmanager 🤔 How confident are you that competitive messaging plays helps your newbie reps to dismantle the opposition in overtime... ...just as well as your veteran sellers can? 6️⃣ Mahomes team played 6 straight games 🤕 Mahomes was badly injured ⏳ Mahomes was losing But Mahomes had 100% confidence to compete and win. Klue win-loss is the game tape for reps enabling product marketers to help reps to effectively differentiate and increase competitive win rates with #15 confidence 🏈 #battlecards #competitiveintelligence #messaging #positioning #nfl #superbowl #winrates #winloss

Rev Racing's Nick Sanchez had to start from the back at Darlington Raceway due to an unapproved adjustment, but he sliced and diced through the field and challenged Ross Chastain for the win in NASCAR Overtime. In this video, Sanchez discusses his runner-up finish and walks the media through the final laps: https://lnkd.in/eMCTG2Ad #NASCAR | #racing | #autoracing | #racinglife | #racingnews | #motorsports | #motorsport | #sports | #sportsnews | #sportsbiz | #sportsbusiness | #sportsindustry | #sportsjournalism | #journalism

Do you play to the final whistle? The great sports teams do. Kansas City Chiefs last night at the Superbowl, winning in overtime. The Springboks and Kiwis in rugby - always playing right to the end of the 80 minutes. And winning, nearly all the time (grrr!). Absolute focus, determination to win. Lessers teams and individuals tail off, tired, hoping for the victory. The same goes for business. The best: - master the last fine details of the deal/contract/transaction. - focus on the final moments of the meeting to ensure actions and responsibilities are locked in. - explore all possible options in a negotiation, before concluding the deal or walking away. - end their presentations on a high, knowing that people remember these last moments. What do you do to play to the final whistle, charging to the end of what you're doing? #strategy #leadership #mastery #sport (Image: Daily Telegraph)

The Minesota Timberwolves have taken the bad habit of losing several games after leading by a comfortable margin: 17 pts against Orlando, 15 against San Antonio, 18 against Charlotte and 23 yesterday in Chicago, where the Bulls won in overtime. "That's the theme of the year for us. We can't hold a lead. But we'll get there, it's still early." Anthony Edwards "We've got to find a way to forget the score and be hungry for 48 minutes. And, once again, too many discussions with the referees. They're not going to get any better, so I think we just need to focus on ourselves." Rudy Gobert « Focus, motivation, hunger, frustration, controllables… » even NBA teams are struggling to get their players perform consistently with their mental skills. How do you work on yours? #themindgameofbasketball #leads #mentalskills #mentalperformance #playersdevelopment #process #winningculture #accountability #focus #motivation #frustration #controllables

The way salaries work is simple: you clock in Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and at the end of the month, you get a paycheck. The more responsibilities you assume or overtime you undertake, the fatter your paycheck.   But what if you wanted the fat paycheck without the hassle of showing up for work?   This seems to be the mindset of many main actors in European football today, such as football players and managers.   In recent weeks, several European football players have threatened to strike against the new Champions League setup, which requires each team to play at least two additional games per season, and the new FIFA Club World Cup competition in 2025.   What strikes me is that players don’t seem to realize this is how they earn money. These are the same players who willingly travel to faraway places for excessively-paid tournaments like the national Super Cups.   While we wait to see how the new-look Champions League plays out, there’s another aspect to consider.   In my research on referee bias, I highlight how referees often feel pressured by large crowds and end up favoring more prominent teams. As more money gets injected into the tournaments, this pressure is likely to increase, along with the need to keep potential referee bias in check. #Football #RefereeBias

Need 3pts? Comment Dummy below 👀👇 The Celtics took game 1 from the Pacers by pushing the game into overtime with this clutch three. If you find yourself in a BLOB scenario, with a short clock, this a great play to run. #HoopStudy #BasketballPlaybook #Ballislife #NBA #Celtics

Need 3pts? Comment Dummy below 👀👇 The Celtics took game 1 from the Pacers by pushing the game into overtime with this clutch three. If you find yourself in a BLOB scenario, with a short clock, this a great play to run. #HoopStudy #BasketballPlaybook #Ballislife #NBA #Celtics

Tyrese Maxey delivered a stunning 46-point performance, leading the Philadelphia 76ers to a crucial 112-106 overtime victory against the New York Knicks in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series #NBAPlayoffs #Maxey46 #76ersvsKnicks #OvertimeThriller #SportsNews #BreakingNews #CurrentAffairs #BreakingNews #innovation #digitalmarketing #technology #futurism #startups #marketing

'DOWN IT GOES' Hi, Inspired by Fall Guys and Stumble Guys, here is a small attempt to make it. Let me know what all can I add to it, make it better design wise. I have no plans for this game, only for fun sake, but maybe overtime I can make it into something, who knows? #unity #devlog

ON THE TOPIC OF CONSISTENCY Messi and Ronaldo, these are two of the biggest names in football. How have these men risen to the top of the football game?, Talent?, hardwork?, it could be any of those but one major reason will be because they've stuck to doing the same thing over and over again for decades. Big goals require a series of small steps but the goal will never be achieved if the small steps are performed irregularly. If I want to become a great programmer, will I just write a lot of code one day and suddenly I'm great? Not likely. I'd have to spend time everyday writing code, this is the place of consistency. However, the problem is that consistency is very hard, it takes a lot of strength to commit to doing the same mostly boring thing over and over again everyday. Personally, I saw first hand the benefits of consistency when I began learning to code, it helped me learn so much in very little time but overtime it became harder to commit to consistency. So, what are your thoughts on consistency and how have you applied consistency in your life and seen results? What advice would you give someone struggling with consistency?