You'd better be better than your problems—so good that you're worth all of the drama off the court. - Molly Fletcher

Those who stay at the top have an internal drive and desire to get better every day,”

Leaders need to be intentional about getting in the heads and hearts of the people we serve and those we lead," she says. "We need to behave in a way that demonstrates the relationship really matters. When we anticipate the gaps in the relationships that matter most to us, we can do amazing things. It's a powerful way to lead, sell, and grow.

We all have those times of self-doubt, but in those very moments we have an opportunity to change our mindset into clarity and be bold," Fletcher continued, adding that such moments need not be as momentous as her exchange with the Braves manager. "It's not always about achievement. It's about who we become along the way. Complacency is the enemy of boldness. We don't have to accept it when our power is being dismissed.