If You Want To Be An Athlete,

I Learned From Chuck Noll In Pittsburgh That Speed And Explosiveness On Defense Is The Way To Build A Team. Both Are Difficult For Your Opponent To Assimilate In Practice And Then In Games It Is Even Harder To Match.

When I Was Younger I Only Read Sports Books. I Loved The Biographies That Told How Athletes Developed. When I Got Into Coaching, I Did Start To Read More Instructional Books, But I Was Always More Interested In The People Behind The Ideas.

Courage Is The Ability To Do The Right Thing, All The Time, No Matter How Painful Or Uncomfortable It Might Be.

Engage, Educate, Equip, Encourage, Empower, Energize, And Elevate. Those Are The Methods For Maximizing The Potential Of Any Individual, Team, Organization, Or Institution For Ultimate Success And Significance. Those Are The Methods Of A Mentor Leader.

I Had 10 To 12 Close Buddies Who I Played Ball With All The Way From Elementary To High School. That Is Where I Learned To Compete.