Three types of athletes:
uncoachable- do the bare minimum/doesn’t listen or communicate
somewhat coachable- will give some effort/occasionally listens/rarely communicates
completely coachable- never stops working/determined to improve & won’t accept less/great communicator
She said, "yes!" Congratulations and much love, Brandon & Brianna, on your engagement! May God bless you both on your continued journey as you seek Him together. @ Fargo, North Dakota https://t.co/9cClUxjie3
Winners think: How can I add value? How can I help others? How can I improve someone’s day/life? How can I make a difference?
Losers think: How can I take away from others? How can I disagree? How can I hurt others & make them look bad? What can I do to ruin someone’s happiness?
I treasure my work trips with Brandon. I hope some day he'll look back and feel the same way! 🤣
#thankfultocoachmyson#gobison @ Indianapolis International Airport https://t.co/ksh9oEY1go
Nobody likes to be criticized, especially when you know you’re working harder than others. Just remember, those who do all the criticizing are doing none of the work. Ignore those negative people & stay on your path. If you’re giving your all, it doesn’t matter what others say!
Your natural athleticism may let you excel in high school, but don’t let that lead you to believe that the situation can’t change. College athletics is a whole new set of challenges. You won’t succeed without a tremendous work ethic. Develop it now. The next level will demand it!