Remarkable missions require remarkable teams. Vision, passion, and talent alone are never enough. Every mission that truly matters-whether in business, nonprofit work, or the local church-rises or falls on the health of the team carrying it. In Reaching for Remarkable, team expert and Slingshot Group CEO Tim Foot reveals why teams-not heroes-are the true drivers of lasting impact. Drawing from decades of experience with thousands of organizations, he uncovers the consistent patterns that move teams from merely functional to truly remarkable. Through compelling stories and real-world insight-from Olympic crews and iconic brands to jazz bands, LEGO, and faith-forward organizations-Foot introduces The Seven Signatures of Remarkable Teams: Conviction, Message, Culture, Roles, Systems, Friction, and Risk. Together, these signatures form a practical pathway for building teams that align, adapt, and thrive-while exposing the hidden traps that quietly derail even the best missions. If your mission matters, your team matters more. Reaching for Remarkable is your guide to building the kind of team your mission deserves.
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Tim Foot is the CEO and President of Slingshot Group, where he and his team help organizations build remarkable teams through staffing and coaching. Under Tim's leadership, Slingshot has partnered with thousands of churches, nonprofits, and leaders across the country. He believes that team alignment fuels mission momentum-and that the best investment any organization can make is ensuring the right people are in the right roles, working toward a shared vision.Originally from Australia, Tim now lives in Denver, Colorado with his wife, Mandy, and their two sons.
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