Andrew Voss

I'm not sure any of them check up on the story because you could tell them anything you want.

But the reality is you're trying to get a mindset, and that is the art of coaching.

Get a mindset that says, hey, this can be achieved, but it can only be achieved in a certain way.

I remember we did Burn the Boats.

We did a burn the boat series with Cortez, the Spanish sailor in the 1500s around, hey, if we're going to win this battle, there's only one way we're going to do this.

We're burning our boats.

There's no sailing back.

There's no safety to go back to here.

We're going straight through this.

And the only way we're going to win...

Well, the only way we're going to win this battle is we actually have to win it.

So there's not a choice in this matter.

So we've used that a number of times.

We'd used that once just near the end of my time at Port.

And, you know, basically you'll try anything in a storytelling moment.

And Bevo is 100% correct.

The art of doing that well is the art of motivating your team.

And because that's why some people look at something and go, well, how can you be so flat or how can you be so wound up?

Well, I think some coaches do it the way they do it and other coaches do it in a way that I think from an outside, what Chris Scott does, Chris Scott just is a bit more matter of fact.

Bevo seems to be a bit more like...