Consistency in an Era of Constant Change

Continuing on my sports theme for the week, I’m excited to see Mike Tomlin depart on his own terms and take control of the next phase of his journey.

In an era where loyalty in sports feels increasingly rare, players chasing bigger paychecks, NIL money driving constant roster turnover in college athletics, and coaches cycling through jobs at lightning speed, Tomlin stands apart.

Nearly 20 years. One organization. And not a single losing season.

Did he deliver the exact results fans demanded every year? No. But who do you know that wins every day?

What Tomlin delivered was consistency, culture, accountability, and leadership under relentless pressure. He proved that success isn't just measured in championships, it’s measured in resilience, trust, and the ability to keep showing up, season after season, when expectations are sky-high.

There's something powerful about staying, building, and leading, especially when walking away is easier.