The people who love you most will push you, not just praise you.
Praise feels good but it doesn't always make you better. The people who truly love you will celebrate your wins and still look you in the eye and say you're not done yet.
Find those people and don't let them go.
NEW: 60-year-old cancer survivor is trying to become the oldest person to play college football.
Tom Green, a 60-year-old freshman political science major at McDaniel College, has made the football roster.
Green owns a wooden pallet company in Pennsylvania and never went to college.
In 2015, he was diagnosed with Stage IV kidney cancer. He said he "was checking out in 2017," but ended up beating cancer.
Green plays defensive line and made the DIII team as a walk-on. He is also a full-time student, as that is a requirement to play on the team.
"I knew that the number was 61, that's the oldest player who ever played. I'm going to be 61 in June, so I'm [going to] be tying that record. But he [the record holder] just kicked extra points; he was a kicker," Green said to a local news outlet.
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A high school in Jackson County, Georgia is the first school in the world to use this technology where all of the students on the simulators are working together on the same job site.
This is incredible. We need this all across the country.
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The Power of Words: A Lesson from Tennessee Basketball Coach, Rick Barnes 🏀🟠⚪
In a world full of noise, it’s easy to forget the impact of our words. Tennessee Men’s Basketball Coach Rick Barnes encourages us to be mindful of what we say. 💪❤️