Follow your passion. It so often leads you to your purpose. You may not know what your passion is right now. That’s ok. The important thing is to make it your life mission to find it, live it and share it. To help find your passion, seek out jobs and experiences that allow you to use your strengths and gifts. Do what energizes you.
Teams that feel like they are defending something don’t do very well. Teams that attack a new opportunity do great. It’s the same with you and me. This year, I want to encourage you to attack a new opportunity every day. Don’t look backwards. Look forward. Don’t be bitter. Get better. Don’t fret the past. Create your future. Attack a new opportunity!
Can I refill your eggnog for you? Get you something to eat? Drive you out to the middle of nowhere, leave you for dead?
Nah I'm doing just fine, Clark. Just glad to be here.
Crying he said, “Mom, I got cut.”
Pat Summitt's son was heartbroken, she was upset, but…
She didn't blame the coach. She didn't complain to the admin. She said, "Son, you didn't work hard enough. I guarantee if you wear out both of those basketballs, you'll make the team."
“I never tell a running back, ‘Don’t fumble.’ I say, ‘Protect the ball.’ You’d be surprised how few coaches understand the simple psychology I’m using here. But in my opinion, it is vital psychology.” – Jimmy Johnson https://t.co/txZXu6b3IL
Bo Nickal, Penn State Great - Bo's 3 Rules of Improvement
1 - Gratitude
2 - Clear on what you Want
3 - Take Responsibility for making it Happen
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3️⃣ Big Time Movements to kick off 2023
➡️Lateral Squat
➡️4-way Split Squats (➡️⤴️⤵️↖️)
➡️90/90s
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Amazing new image from NASA’s Webb telescope. Hold a grain of sand at arm’s length and that’s the relative patch of sky they were pointing at. Each speck of light a galaxy. Each galaxy avg 100 billion stars like our sun. Psalm 19 and Psalm 8 come to mind. Congrats NASA!