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09/01/2026

Jan doesn't hold back here. If someone's getting paid but not delivering, there's only two possibilities, and neither one is good for your team or your business. This hit hard because we've all kept someone around too long, hoping they'd turn it around. The math doesn't lie though. Every month you wait, you're choosing to lose that money and opportunity cost.

Hear the full conversation in episode 493. https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-493

You know what kills high-performance teams faster than anything else? It's not lack of talent or resources. It's the san...
08/01/2026

You know what kills high-performance teams faster than anything else? It's not lack of talent or resources. It's the sand people, the ones grinding away in your gears while you're trying to lubricate the machine. Jim and Jan got real about this one because honestly, they've both been that person at some point in their careers. The math is brutal: one slightly bad team member is way more powerful than your best superstar, and your A-players? They're already looking for the exit if you're not upholding standards. We even threw in a Star Wars reference because why not.

Listen to episode 493 where they break down how to spot sand people, why firing someone has never been regretted (seriously, never), and what it really costs when you don't act. https://bit.ly/tlp-493
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TLP493: “Sand People” - The Hidden Drag on Your Team's PerformanceOur latest episode with  {title} Jim and Jan tackle th...
07/01/2026

TLP493: “Sand People” - The Hidden Drag on Your Team's Performance
Our latest episode with {title} Jim and Jan tackle the uncomfortable truth about “sand people,” those team members who grind everything to a halt, and why even your best glue guy can’t overcome the friction they create. Drawing from their coaching experience, Jim and Jan reveal how to identify and deal with sand people befor... https://bit.ly/tlp-493

Jinky Panganiban breaks down the difference between getting someone to buy versus getting someone to believe. One is a m...
06/01/2026

Jinky Panganiban breaks down the difference between getting someone to buy versus getting someone to believe. One is a moment. The other is a movement. Be ready to get pushed back on this conversation, and honestly, the nuance is worth hearing.

Listen to episode 492 https://bit.ly/TLP-492

04/01/2026

Nike's message is the same everywhere—the voice of the athlete. But Jinky Panganiban learned you can't just export it. You have to translate it. In the US, that's a high school girl competing to win. In Asia, that's a hip hop dancer expressing movement and belonging. Same purpose, totally different ex*****on. That's the skill of leading global teams—listening deeply, understanding local context, then connecting it back to the mission. Translation work is where trust and creativity happen.

Full episode at https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-492

Jinky Panganiban doesn't mess around when teaching at Oregon's SPM program. Students stay in the same project teams for ...
03/01/2026

Jinky Panganiban doesn't mess around when teaching at Oregon's SPM program. Students stay in the same project teams for 18 months. Deadlines get tight. Tempers rise. Not everyone agrees. But they still have to deliver together. She says leadership is formed in the messy middle, and honestly, that's where all the real growth happens. The program mirrors what actually happens in the sports industry, because you can't win alone.

Listen to episode 492 at https://bit.ly/TLP-492

02/01/2026

We're obsessed with "doing". Checklists. Deliverables. Hitting goals. But Jinky Panganiban teaches her students at Oregon's SPM program something different—leadership starts with being. Who are you when no one's watching? What do you stand for? The industry moves fast, but human leadership never goes out of style. Maybe we're all optimizing the wrong things.

Watch the full episode here https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-492

We spend so much time teaching people to fit in. But what if the real power is in standing out? Jinky Panganiban spent h...
01/01/2026

We spend so much time teaching people to fit in. But what if the real power is in standing out? Jinky Panganiban spent her early years at Nike trying to mold herself into what she thought leadership looked like. Then three mentors told her to stop. They showed her that her cultural lens wasn't a barrier—it was her biggest asset.

Now she's teaching the next generation at Oregon's Sports Product Management Program that leadership starts with being, not doing. Worth a listen.

Listen to the full episode at https://bit.ly/TLP-492
Watch it on YouTube https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-492

TLP492: Stop Fitting In with Jinky PanganibanOur latest episode with Jinky Panganiban {title} Jinky Panganiban serves as...
31/12/2025

TLP492: Stop Fitting In with Jinky Panganiban
Our latest episode with Jinky Panganiban {title} Jinky Panganiban serves as Professor of Practice at the University of Oregon’s Sports Product Management Program, founder of 1969Blue Consulting, and founding member of Oregon Sports Angels. She is a former Vice President and General Manager at Nike with over 20 years of global executive experienc... https://bit.ly/TLP-492

Jack Swift on why Toys R Us disappeared and Walmart didn't. GPT hit a billion users in three years. 80% of the S&P 500 a...
30/12/2025

Jack Swift on why Toys R Us disappeared and Walmart didn't. GPT hit a billion users in three years. 80% of the S&P 500 adopted it by the end of 2022. Humans struggle with exponential growth, and companies that can't adapt? They just vanish. The scary part is how fast it happens now.

Full episode at https://bit.ly/TLP-491

29/12/2025

West Point grad and serial entrepreneur Jack Swift says we've been trained wrong. We let our ego and credentials drive every decision, but the leaders who actually move fast? They're listening to their gut and putting the Harvard degree in the passenger seat. Sounds wild until you realize instinct doesn't need to be right, it just needs to learn. And that's how you keep pace with machines operating at the speed of light.

Hear the full conversation at https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-491

Jack Swift breaks leadership down to two things, and honestly, it's refreshing to hear someone cut through all the noise...
27/12/2025

Jack Swift breaks leadership down to two things, and honestly, it's refreshing to hear someone cut through all the noise. He talks about scoring people not just on hitting numbers but on cultural fit, making sure your systems aren't accidentally incentivizing the wrong behavior, and why the best decision is just making a decision. Sometimes the simplest framework is the one that actually works.

Full episode at https://bit.ly/TLP-491

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