1 –Legacy: What the All Blacks Can Teach Us About the Business of Life

Nurturing Leadership Legacy Name Institution Course and Code Professor Date Nurturing Leadership Legacy Part 1: Key Themes “Sweep the Sheds” "Sweep the Sheds" in "Legacy" by Kerr reinforces the notion of humbleness and the greatness of even the menial chores, no matter the position, to make it all complete. This ideology reinforces the Blacks' respect for their changing rooms; therefore, they demonstrate the feeling of being part of one team, showing sincerity (Kerr, 2013). People develop a culture of equality and respect by carrying out their role in the ecosystem that serves all. This shows that no one is considered above the rest collectively. “Better People Make Better All Blacks” "Better People Make Better All Blacks' focuses on the significance of character in the story of skill development. Kerr illustrates how the group actuates personal growth, which he taught them ethics and the ability to bounce back (Kerr, 2013). Through the employment of a well-rounded player development strategy, Gallagher All Blacks are focused on growing individuals who not only shine on the pitch but also do good for the community off the field. “Kiwi Kaizen” "Kiwi Kaizen" embodies the spirit of continuous improvement, an everyday achievement to strive toward superiority by little steps at a time. Kerr shows how the All Blacks emphasize the little details in every aspect of your performance, not only in training techniques but also in game planning (Kerr, 2013). Through the acceptance of a progressive quality of life, the team enjoys the lead and deals with the changing environment in the sports world, which is changeable. “Keep a Blue Head” The slogan "Keep a Blue Head" declar...