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American basketball player (1978–2020)
President Barack Obama did play basketball at the White House, primarily on an outdoor court adapted from the property's tennis facility rather than a newly built indoor gym, and he hosted numerous pi...
’s clearest and most consistently documented leadership trait was leading by example through relentless work ethic — the so-called “” — which teammates, journalists and commentators linked to his prep...
demonstrated a leadership skill beyond accountability: leading by example through an obsessive work ethic and relentless preparation that set standards teammates could see and emulate . That visible c...
demonstrated leadership most visibly by leading through relentless example: his extraordinary preparation, work ethic and visible sacrifice raised teammates’ standards and expectations . That same unc...
influenced a wide swath of basketball players across generations—established stars he mentored directly (, and others), contemporaries and rivals who borrowed his craft, and a younger cohort who adopt...
met skepticism and criticism during his childhood years in but converted that doubt into a defining competitive engine, later dubbed the "," by using criticism as fuel and doubling down on relentless ...
’s clearest leadership skill was leading by example through an obsessive work ethic — the — which compelled teammates to raise their standards because he visibly did more, practiced more, and expected...
Fact-checkers have repeatedly rejected the so-called “Clinton body count” by showing there is no credible evidence linking the Clintons to dozens of high-profile deaths; outlets including PolitiFact, ...