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See what this college basketball coach Marlon Stewart has to say about the role of a positive culture.

A grateful spirit is what allows us to Embrace The Suck, says Rockies Pitching Coach Steve Foster.

Souza admits that talent is important, but team chemistry is often what puts teams over the top.

Keltner's research indicates that players can make each other better through positive touch.

Keltner's research indicates that touch is the fundamental language of cooperation and connection.

Dacher Keltner describes a less common way to fill teammates emotional tanks- fist-bumps, high-fives and hugs.

Saying thank you is an underrated form of filling the emotional tanks of those around you who make you better.

Carter Hawkins, Cleveland Indians Player Development exec, credits "connection" for the team’s success.

Hugh McCutcheon, two-time Olympic medalist volleyball coach, on how trust leads to player and team success

Learn how to use a 5:1 ratio of positive to critical feedback to optimize the performance of your teammates.