Bill Belichick

I was, you know, I thought that that was, for me, that was a good way to handle it because those guys were very invested in making sure their replacement did a good job because they knew they were going back to do that job if that person, if their replacement failed.

Yeah.

It's not my job or I'll get to it, you know, tomorrow I'll get to it next week or whatever.

And those are,

You know, I mean, I don't like to have those type of people, you know, around.

Sometimes it's inevitable and you have to put something off.

I mean, I get that.

But the quicker you get it done, the quicker you can move on to something else and be more productive.

And, you know, the more you procrastinate it, then, you know, it just slows everything down.

Yeah.

There's got to be a priority system.

I mean, I'm fully aware of that, but, you know, but people that want to put stuff off and kind of hope that it won't need to get done, they didn't do very well in our organization.

Absolutely.

And like I said, then they miss some of the things that they really need to understand at the level that they're at.

And again, that's just part of do your job.

You know, that's just part of it is, is everybody has an important job to do.

And if you're trying to do somebody else's, then you're probably not doing yours well enough.

And, you know.

Be patient.

And, you know, your your opportunities will come as long as, you know, you show that you can handle the responsibilities that you currently have.