The Score Takes Care of Itself My Philosophy of Leadership

how Bill Walsh wrote this book

he was approached to write a book on football and he wrote like like he basically showed the outline and he had diagram plays and it was like you had to be a coach to understand the book and the uh the publisher or whatever the the company he was doing the book with was basically like going dude you gotta like we can't put this book out like you got to be like a you got to be like a football coach to even understand any of this shit how about some pictures of you with Joe Montana how about some family stories and blah blah blah and he was just like no you want me to write write a book about football this is it right here

so the book bombed as far as not making money with just regular joes like even myself the amount of football that I watched but amongst coaches evidently that book became like a bible and if you can find like a hardcover version you find them on the internet they go for like three four hundred bucks or something like that

bill walsh talks about this in the score takes care of itself he's like at the end of the season whether you win the super bowl or or you know you go 0 and 12 you you have to look at the the bad calls and the balls that bounce out and you know the the injuries there's definitely good breaks and bad breaks and you know also you know we all have good good breaks and bad breaks as far as when we're born where we're born who we're born too it can be very self-serving to pretend those things don't exist as well