Nick Saban argues that success can be more dangerous than failure:
“I was blessed to never have what I call relief syndrome. When you have a big win, you’re kind of relieved. You let your guard down a little bit. You think, ‘I should have the opportunity to celebrate my success.’ Then you let that carry over into the next challenge. It starts affecting habits and performance.”
“When we won, I was in the middle of everybody’s ass. When we lost, I wasn’t so much. The players were already humiliated by the fact that they didn’t win.”
“When you win, sometimes people have a much harder time dealing with success than they do failure. When people fail, they want to change. They want to do whatever they have to do to make it right.”
“When you win, you feel like, ‘I should be able to celebrate this.’ Our society actually promotes that.”
“We won 19 games in a row twice at Alabama. Both times, we lost to a team that wasn’t as good as us. It was because we could not deal with success.”
“It starts to affect your preparation, your habits and practice. Those things start showing up in the game.”
“Then you get exposed."
At a bar in Milan and there’s gotta be 500 or so Canadians in and outside this place. Feels like I’m on Ste. Catherine street in Montreal. Amazing scenes.
I can’t even believe this is real
Canada Minister Marc Miller is questioned about their new bill under the Liberal government led by Prime Minister Mark Carney that would EXEMPT ALL MINISTERS FROM ALL LAWS
Yes, you heard that correctly
Hidden in the omnibus budget implementation bill, section 208 or clause 12 amends the Red Tape Reduction Act to grant federal cabinet ministers broad discretionary powers
Ministers would be able to temporarily exempt any individual, company, organization, or entity from the application of almost any provision of any federal law (or regulations made under those laws) that the minister is responsible for administering or enforcing, with the sole exception of the Criminal Code
They can themselves, and deem anyone they choose exempt from ALL laws. The only exception is the criminal code
He says you can trust them because “Canadians expect us to act reasonably”
(Holy cr*p)
On this day 5 years ago, Tom Brady repeatedly threw a football 3 inches downfield to teammates who did all of the heavy lifting while he stood on the sideline and watched his defense shut down a badly injured offense.
That's why he's the GOAT. No other QB can make these throws.