If you want to win more games, win more of the moments that eventually decide them. Win the Monday after a loss by helping your team learn, reset, and move forward. Win the post-practice conversation with the player who is frustrated about their role. Win the staff meeting by creating enough trust for people to disagree and let the best idea win. Win the room by becoming a better storyteller who can capture attention and make the message stick. Win the ride home by learning how to leave enough of the job at work that you can recover and come back better tomorrow. We teach athletes to build a process because performance on game day is the accumulation of what they repeatedly do beforehand. Leadership works the same way. The scoreboard gets everyone’s attention, but many of the moments that eventually determine it happen long before the game begins.