Lou Holtz, the legendary football coach cleared his throat and adjusted his glasses. he complimented, "i think success as a leader is getting people to achieve things that they didn't think were possible on their own. We all have more talent and ability than we think, but we need somebody who really believes in us, and sets goals and standards, and shows us how we could possibly achieve them. i think there are too many people in a leadership role that are worried about being popular. Woody Hayes was a great leader. The guys was difficult to work with sometimes, he was cantankerous, and he was short." People laughed as they hung on Lou's words. "But anybody who played for him would die for him, and anybody who coached for him would die for him, including me. Why? Because he cared about his people and he wanted you to be the best you could be. He didn't care whether you liked him or not. I'll never forget him saying, 'Your role as a coach is not to be well liked by the players. Your role is to make them the very best that. 445