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#037: Championship Formula – Jack Stark

Episode 37 Published 4 years, 4 months ago
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Winning teams and companies aren’t built overnight. Leadership and a championship formula are needed for an organization to win. Dynasties are created when leaders apply this formula year in and year out without compromise.  


In this episode, Fran Racioppi discusses how championship dynasties are built with renowned performance psychologist Dr. Jack Stark. Jack has been a part of 22 national championships, eight NASCAR championships with Hendrick Motorsports, as well as multiple Olympic and professional teams. He has authored or co-authored 12 books, treated over 10,000 patients as a psychologist, and worked with over 100 companies, many in the Fortune 500. 


This episode is filled with lists that any leader, in any organization, in any industry can bring to their teams today to make an impact.


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Highlights:


-Jack defines a dynasty and explains how DYNASTY=P4 (People, Personality, Process, Purpose)

 -Dynasties require four specific roles within the organization: Thinker, Promoter, Coordinator, and a Corps of Action Oriented Staff.

-Fran and Jack compare Jack’s nine C.H.A.R.A.C.T.E.R attributes to the nine  characteristics of elite performance used by Special Operations to evaluate talent.

-Jack breaks down the importance of analytical thinking using induction vs deduction in our problem solving process in an effort to develop breakthrough ideas. 

-Jack builds dynasties through the SPEED process (Select, Plan, Execute, Educate, Document).

-Assessment is an integral part of building teams and talent. Fran and Jack describe different methods to assess talent and performance including Jack’s Behavioral Assessment and Selection Survey (BASS).

-Purpose guides us and consists of a dream, a love, and a mentor.

-Jack describes his diamond-shaped mental process to approaching competition.

-Fran coins the term Jack’s “Factors of Failure” to identify how the stages of moral developmen

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