What Would Ted Lasso Do?: How Ted's Positive Approach Can Help You (Ted Lasso Books)

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The larks ascending ... Sudeikis with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler on Saturday Night Live. Photograph: NBCUniversal/Getty p.87 – Ted: “Listen to your gut, and on the way down, listen to your heart and between those two things, they’ll let you know what’s what.”

Treat people with respect– This means to treat everyone from the kit man (water boy) to the Chairman of the Board with the same respect; every person has value. Trent’s cute little gay ass is about to name his book The Lasso Way and it’s just too perfect he is so special to me #tedlasso - @theolasso Be a goldfish – According to Ted, a goldfish has a 15-second memory. He wants his players to make mistakes and move on. Do not dwell on the mistake, learn from it. Allow the members of the team to shine – Ted allows members of his staff to shine. He gives them credit and highlights their achievements which provides motivation and incentive to everyone in the organization and allows them to achieve the impossible.

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p.16 – He believed that it was not about winning or losing, rather about the effort it took in trying to be the best version of yourself that you could possibly be. “Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best you are capable of becoming” (Wooden, 1948). Ted Lasso has made millions laugh in Apple TV+’s hit comedy, but there is more to the show than just feel-good humor. Ted’s heart-warming philosophies are rooted in the Positive Psychology Movement and take audiences into the world of self-help, sometimes unknowingly.

After skipping forward, Ted learns that the team finished second in the league to Manchester City when he’s at the airport. When on the plane, Coach Beard, whose first name is revealed to be Willis, decides that he doesn’t want to go and stays in England, leaving Ted. There are certain people we meet throughout our lives that we know will change us forever. They encourage us to become a better version of ourselves. I recently met one of those people while watching the first season of Ted Lasso on AppleTV. Yes, I said watching a television show!

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It helps that, by writing and creating the series, Sudeikis gets to be a bastard through other outlets – hardman-with-a-yoga addiction Roy Kent, or steely womanboss Rebecca Welton. “With this show – being a writer, creator, and being on set for most scenes – those parts of me play all the parts in the show: I get to try to harmonise with all these other voices, which has always been my favourite thing to do. That’s the only reason I got to stay at SNL: not because of the sketches I was writing, but, because those first couple of years, I enjoyed rewriting with people – finding someone with that specific voice and being like: ‘you try this, you try that’. It’s a fun way to exercise, and exorcise, your demons.”

Take the time to get to know the players and the community surrounding the team– Be a positive, productive part of the community.p.15 – John Wooden, a real-life coach, who made sporting history for leading UCLA’s men’s basketball teams to ten NCAA championships in twelve years (John Wooden’s Pyramid of Success – www.coachwooden.com).

Obstacles can be opportunities – Take difficult situations and make them learning experiences so it is not so bad the next time around. Sophia, Gissane (July 15, 2021). "Ted Lasso 1×03 "Trent Crimm, The Independent" Review". Marvelous Geeks Media . Retrieved March 8, 2023.Matthews, Liam (July 14, 2020). "Jason Sudeikis Is No Coach Taylor in Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso Trailer". TV Guide . Retrieved March 8, 2023. It’s easier to be true to yourself if you know who you are. Try new things, push yourself, be curious and outward looking and you’ll find out. Ted Lasso’s unwavering optimism, empathy, and tenacity have served as a wellspring of inspiration for countless individuals worldwide. Otterson, Joe (April 20, 2022). "Jason Sudeikis Sets Ted Lasso Comedy Series at Apple". Variety . Retrieved March 7, 2023.