SPEAKER | AUTHOR | TRANSFORMATION STRATEGIST
David Wright, Ian Kinsler and Hiroki Kuroda all have this in common; they have really hard skulls. All three were hit in the head by baseballs traveling 90+ miles per hour and on Saturday night August 15, they served as visual reminders poise daily confronts the dangers of professional sports. I can conjecture that there …
“The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” -George Bernard Shaw If you’ve ever been accused of lying when you were not, you know what bad communication is. If you’ve ever had a teammate not pass you the ball because of off-the-court drama, you know what bad communication is. …
The elites were treated differently, even in 8th grade. And that’s how primadonnas are born.
If you’ve ever seen a team stage a comeback and win you know how exciting and shocking it is. Next time you witness one, you should see yourself as the team and figure out if the strategy needed for a rally is in you.
In the modern “Age of Resource” many have justified shortcuts that were more defensible before 1996 when learning “how to play” depended on the coach who lived across the street from you.
“DETAIL” CAN BE A HARD LESSON to Master(for Norman anyway…)
STARTS WITH: Proverbs 16:3
ENDS WITH:Devote time to figuring out your goals, the details associated with them and the support you need to actually bring them to fruition and you’ll never be disappointed in the outcome.
Category: Skills
One of the things I’ve learned from playing and not playing basketball is that you have to be a threat in more than just one way – a player that keeps the defense guessing.
Category: Skills
