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Most coaches think leadership is about having the right answer, about stepping in quickly, about fixing problems before they spiral.

But elite leadership isn’t built on rescuing people, it’s built on restraint.

Yes, silence feels uncomfortable, ambiguity feels risky, and watching someone struggle without stepping in feels almost irresponsible. But when you rush to save, you rob people of growth. When you fill every gap, you remove the need for ownership. When you can’t tolerate tension, you create dependency.

In this episode, Brett Bartholomew breaks down why elite coaches don’t insert themselves as the hero in every situation. You’ll learn why autonomy is earned through discomfort, why accountability requires space, and why emotional control—not control over others—is the true mark of high-level leadership.

If you want to understand what actually separates average leaders from elite ones, this episode will challenge how you think about coaching and influence.

Watch the full episode of “What Actually Makes an Elite Coach/Leader” now on all streaming platforms.

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