John Miller

“To begin, begin.” ~ William Wordsworth

[John Miller @jpmiller66]

@Bulldogger63 @WillsLakota Just awesome.

[John Miller @jpmiller66]

@AuburnFootball @BartonLester1 Awesome @BartonLester1

[Steve Gleason - "Live Impossible" @SteveGleason]

I'm not able to move or talk, and the pain from that is real. I am able to rally the family for a Family Fo to Fo to start the week.
The Joy is real!
Monday's message: This week may seem like a long week, so let's work to be grateful & encouraging to ourselves & others this week.

[John Miller @jpmiller66]

@Bulldogger63 Beast!

[Air Force Falcons @AF_Falcons]

Today we honor those who have paid the ultimate price in defense of our Nation.

May we always remember their service and sacrifice. Here’s a toast. #MemorialDay

[Air Force Football @AF_Football]

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff with professional protection.

[Air Force Falcons @AF_Falcons]

There is NOTHING like graduation at the United States Air Force Academy.

[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

You never know when your opportunity will come. Stay ready.

You never know who's watching you play. Give it everything you have.

You never know who's working to take your spot. Stay humble and hungry.

You never know when it will be the last time. Don't take it for granted.

[John Miller @jpmiller66]

@coachmcneely Growing up quick!

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[Air Force Falcons @AF_Falcons]

Send it! ✈️ #LetsFly

[John Miller @jpmiller66]

Classic.

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

Man down! 😂

[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

In great programs, the pursuit is relentless. Everyone is committed.

In great programs, the relationships are real. Everyone is connected.

In great programs, the communication is honest. Everyone is coachable.

In great programs, the standards are high. Everyone is accountable.

[John Miller @jpmiller66]

Worth listening if you ever compete on a team - and want to earn the privilege of being a teammate.

[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

It's about the team. Will you be the best that you can be for your teammates?

It's easy to be interested, but are you committed? There's a difference. Don't waste your talent.

You have to be willing to bet on you.

Herm Edwards on mindset:

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“... not just to be another guy down the street... We all have to work incredibly hard. ...”

[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

Mike Leach on hard work:

[John Miller @jpmiller66]

How do you define good? How do you raise your teammates’ game?

[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

It's not how good you are, it's how good do you want to be. Why would you settle for anything less than your best?

That goes for practice, the weight room, the meeting room, the classroom, everything.

Never let good enough be good enough.

Kurt Warner on mindset:

[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

There is a price to pay. The only way is to work. You have to challenge yourself daily.

If you believe in yourself and have the courage, the determination, the drive, it can be done.

Don't let anyone take anything from you that you've worked hard to get.

Pat Riley on grit:

[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

To achieve greatness, you have to get out of your comfort zone.

We want players that want to be the very best that they can be.

If you want guarantees, you should go somewhere else. But if you want to be challenged, this is the place for you.

Paul Mainieri on standards:

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[The Coaches' Journal @TheCoachJournal]

The pain of discipline is doing the work even if you don't “feel” like it.

It’s going beyond your perceived “limits” even if it's grueling.

It’s tightening your circle even if they're ”fun” to hang with.

It’s keeping priorities straight even if that makes you less “popular.”