Hall of Fame basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski with a game plan for the country's future
In a Nutshell
Hall of Fame basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski outlines a game plan for America's 250th anniversary, emphasizing building a championship culture through core values like integrity, respect, courage, selfless service, loyalty, duty, dignity of work, and trust. Duke succeeded with these seven values, proving that values-based organizations endure tests of time. America must teach, celebrate, and live these values to remain the world's best country.
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The last minute of 60 Minutes is sponsored by United Healthcare. Coverage you can count on for your whole life ahead. As America celebrates the 250th anniversary of independence, a game plan for the country's future is presented by Hall of Fame basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski.
To build a championship culture, you need talent and character. Then develop the values of that culture. The best teams have the best values. Duke had seven: Integrity (do the right thing), Respect (everyone is important), Courage (the courage to say or do what needs to be said or done in that moment), Selfless service, Loyalty, Duty, the dignity of work, and trust.
Values-based organizations stand the test of time. Our country has great talent and for 250 years, we have proven that we stand unshaken by the tests of history. Moving into the future, we must continue to teach, celebrate, and most importantly, live the values that have made America the best country in the world.
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