Article: "He Hate Me": Turning Their Bad Attitude Into Your Great Results
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"He Hate Me": Turning Their Bad Attitude Into Your Great Results
Summary: "He Hate Me" is one of the most famous nicknames in American football. But it's real importance isn't to football but leadership. Understanding the leadership lesson of He Hate Me will notably increase your leadership effectiveness.
"He Hate Me": Turning Their Bad Attitude Into Your Great Results
By Brent Filson
"He Hate Me" was the nickname of Rod Smart, a leading rusher in 2002 for the Las Vegas Outlaws of the now defunct XFL pro football league. Looking for an edge, the XFL allowed players to put nicknames on their uniforms. "I was always saying, 'he hate me,' all through camp in Vegas," Smart said. "If I didn't get the ball, I'd talk to the other running backs and say, 'he hate me, man; this coach hate me.' I was always saying that." Sma...
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