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

Product Information

Unfortunately, as of now, there exists no definitive evidence supporting the existence of a published work titled ‘The Richmond Way.’ Ted Lasso’s Influence:

A question that has recently arisen among devoted Ted Lasso followers is whether ‘The Richmond Way’ has materialized in the form of a tangible book. Be curious, not judgmental.” – Ted uses this quote from Walt Whitman to express his frustration that most people in his life have second-guessed his ability without getting to know him. They simply judged him without understanding him. Be a mentor – Ted had a great quote for his captain, “You know how they say youth is wasted on the young, I say don’t let the wisdom of age be wasted on you.” He was encouraging him to be a mentor for one of the junior players and share his experiences.Then it got SO MUCH HYPE and won every award possible and I got worried for when I was going to have the time to sit down and watch it. Usually when a book, show or movie that I want to see gets that much hype and wins every award. And is talked about everywhere and becomes a cultural phenomenon when I finally get to watch it. It might be okay, or even decently good. But it's nothing incredible or award worthy.

Otterson, Joe (April 20, 2022). "Jason Sudeikis Sets Ted Lasso Comedy Series at Apple". Variety . Retrieved March 7, 2023. The book is written by one of the characters in the show who joins the Richmond FC as their biographer. During the time that the author is in the show, he experiences a new way of life that he hasn’t seen anywhere. 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. Communicate and fit people into your daily routine– Ted begins every day with “Biscuits with the Boss.” When he started this routine with Rebecca, the team owner, she wanted nothing to do with it. But Ted insisted saying “we can’t be good partners if we don’t know each other.” This means getting to know people by being curious and asking questions and really listening to the answers.

Follow us on:

p.63 – Reparenting is not about blaming our parents – chances are our parents will have endured difficult parenting themselves. It’s about discovering our potential, and in so doing, being better parents not only to ourselves but also to our own children, so that we might break the generational cycle. 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. Lawrence, Derek (August 13, 2020). "Jason Sudeikis created the 'best version of myself' with Ted Lasso". Entertainment Weekly . Retrieved March 7, 2023. p.59 – Re-parenting is learning how to be very kind to ourselves, treating and loving ourselves like the very best, kindest, most attentive parent ever would.

And remember Ted’s soliloquy during his darts match against Rupert reminding us to be ‘curious, not judgmental’. Many research studies have proven that being curious leads to emotional well-being, better relationships, and higher levels of achievement. 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). Call it trust, camaraderie or team-building, the Lasso or Richmond Way boils down to leading with love. Of course, making The Richmond Way a real book could be a bad idea. Essentially it would take all the subtext in the series and make it, literally, text. It would be hard to write a real copy of The Richmond Way that doesn't turn into empty, self-help nonsense. After Trent Crimm was fired from The Independent, and he became Trent Crimm, Independent, his focus shifted from berating Ted Lasso with questions to observing the team’s every move and becoming very invested in their success as he writes a book about AFC Richmond. While we know the journalist has been working on this project throughout Season 3 of Ted Lasso, we have absolutely no idea what it will be called. When I asked James Lance, who plays the reporter in the show, about this, he would only give a small hint about what his character is working on. However, after the latest episode of Ted Lasso, some of us are convinced we have figured out what Crimm will call his book. James Lance’s Hint About The Title Of Trent Crimm’s Book Sophia, Gissane (July 15, 2021). "Ted Lasso 1×03 "Trent Crimm, The Independent" Review". Marvelous Geeks Media . Retrieved March 8, 2023.

Author

A thing I have felt for a long time is that the worst version of, like, ‘a human man’ is a guy who is ignorant but arrogant,” Sudeikis explains. “And so we wanted to play a guy that was ignorant, yes, but also curious – and that’s a subtle touch.” Symbolism is important – Rituals and the severity of the initiation can bond a team together through shared experience. 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 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.

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! Lennon, Mads (August 15, 2020). "Ted Lasso Season 1, Episode 3 recap: Trent Crimm from The Independent". FanSided . Retrieved March 8, 2023. Don’t aim to please others all the time. People pleasing is exhausting and never earns the respect you hope for.

Many fans express a longing to delve deeper into the underlying principles and profound insights intertwined with this captivating concept. I truly love Jason Sudeikis and think he was one of the most underrated comedic writers and actors of the last 10-15 years. So I beyond excited when I heard this show was coming out 2 or 3 years ago or whatever. One of the reasons why this show has captivated the imagination of fans lies in its potential for practical application in everyday life. Ted Lasso’s coaching approach and his outlook on life itself are rooted in empathy, kindness, and personal development.