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McCready and Siskey https://t.co/BB9HH4YWgQ via @YouTube
Eagles defensive coordinator opens his press conference by saying he’s going to be like Fauci and just take the fifth amendment on everything. “Did you guys see that? Oh my god!”
Real joy doesn’t show up when life gets easier; it shows up when your focus gets outside of yourself.
Every day we have a choice: will I live as a consumer, or as a contributor?
Consumers walk into every environment asking, “What can I get?” Contributors walk in asking, “What can I give?”
One of those paths leads to frustration, the other to fulfillment.
Let your focus be on how to…
- Share encouragement instead of criticism.
- Offer help instead of waiting to be noticed.
- Listen with curiosity instead of talking to be heard.
When you start giving more than you’re taking, you don’t just change the atmosphere around you…you change the person within you!
If you know, you know. HTGOMWTHAWHFFBBOMBD @OleMissBSB has finally come back to Omaha! Last time they were here they went more than 6x the previous record. Can they do it again? #RoadtoRoccos
Take a bow, Ryan Rolison 🔥
Struck out the side in the top of the 9th and got the win after a Cubs walkoff in the bottom of the 9th
(🎥via @HoHighlights)
The best part of the Gospel, the reason it’s referred to as “the good news” is because it says “there is NOTHING you can do to earn your salvation, but don’t worry I earned it for you. Just accept it and love me.”
That’s such good news.
Habits That Hold You Up
In moments of crisis, you don’t rise to the occasion, you fall to the level of your preparation.
That’s why consistent small habits matter so much. They are the “muscle memory” of your character. When adversity strikes, you’ll lean on what’s already been rehearsed.
Here are five daily habits that build that foundation:
•Morning mindset: Win the morning before the world wakes up. Pray, plan, and prepare your heart.
•Focused discipline: Do one hard thing every day on purpose. A workout, a conversation, a challenge you’ve avoided.
•Reflection rhythm: End the day by asking, “What did I learn today? What can I do better tomorrow?”
•Rest + Renewal: Rest isn’t weakness, it’s readiness. Even warriors need recovery.
•Encourage someone: A resilient life gives strength to others, not just to self.
Small habits done well are how you build spiritual, emotional, and mental endurance that lasts.
Motivation comes and goes. Consistency is what keeps you standing. Here’s a hard truth: some days you won’t feel like getting up, leading, working out, or praying. That’s okay. Feelings are real, but they’re not reliable.
Discipline doesn’t depend on mood, it depends on mission.
When emotion fades, consistency carries you.
I used to tell my players, “We don’t train for when it’s easy. We train for when it’s not.”
The same goes for life.
Resilient leaders don’t rely on adrenaline; they rely on alignment.
Greatness begins with the small things. When you build consistency in the quiet, confidence shows up in the storm.
So today, practice the art of steady steps.
Show up.
Keep your word.
Win the small things.
That’s how resilient people are built…one faithful habit at a time.
Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss to go to a school that has a chance to win championships... giving up on a team that can.... *checks notes* win the championship.
1) Kiffin is a total clown
2) Don't know how you can't be rooting for Ole Miss to win it all at this point
Apropos of nothin other than a recent focus on the dogs of Oxford, I thought I would throw a shoutout to our Labs -- Gus and Rizzo. They actually live with us. Gus is 10. Rizzie is 8.
Lot of differing takes out there on Lane Kiffin leaving Ole Miss for LSU, but one that is false is that he was getting a big raise to go to LSU. Ole Miss was prepared to pay him just as much and was also going to put together a similar financial package to help build a roster.