Sports for Life
Determination, preparation, character, perseverance and attitude. These, along with many other virtues are the characteristics of success when it comes to sports. Can these same characteristics offer an opportunity at success in all aspects of life? Absolutely! This collection of narratives along with the voices of sports, past and present, known and unknown can offer you a great understanding and perspective on sports, life and success. Used as a daily reader or as an easy read, this book will inspire you to find your motivation, your inspiration and understand the reality of who ultimately controls the most important aspect of your success. You!
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The 4th of July is a real holiday!America is full of holidays and observances. Some make sense and some don’t. July 4th is a holiday that every American should sit back and take notice of because it’s a lot different than Columbus Day, President’s Day or Valentine’s Day. The life lessons are huge and they need to be talked about.
I'm a recovering control freak!
Don’t waste your time trying to control every outcome. Focus your energy on the journey and the work. Work as hard as you can and be blessed by the outcome.
Ron Artest, forgiveness and redemption!
Oscar Wilde said that every saint has a past and every sinner has a future. In short form, everyone can change and the powers of redemption are great.
12.28.09 Sean Adams' Axe on USC, Pete Carroll and Joe McKnight
Pete Carrol has to have better control over his program and at the very least know what is going on in the lives of his Top 10 players.
Redemption comes for three key Longhorns
I grew up hearing the phrase "It gets greater later," and those words range true for three key members of the Longhorn football team on Saturday night. Earl Thomas, Blake Gideon and Curtis Brown all made huge plays roughly one year after taking heat for the Horns' loss to Texas Tech, and they earned some redemption.
