Be Who You Are In Every Situation.

I Work Hard To Improve Myself As A Person - As A Father, As A Husband, As A Manager. I'm Always On That Mission.

You Can't Control What The Other Athlete Is Going To Do; You Can't Control Anything Except For Your Competition And How You Execute The Race Or How You Execute The Task.

The Only Way To Deal With Loss - As A Horribly Unwelcome Guest That You Know Will Show Up Eventually. And So You Deny It And Reject It And Ignore It And Laugh In Its Face. You Toss It Out Into The Street And Push It Away And Fight It Off, And Only It Has Landed Square In Your Lap, Only Then Do You Deal With It.

There's A Complete Difference Between Training For A Specific Event And Goal And Just Training.

Don't Shoot For Something Unattainable - Completely Outside Of Your Nature Or Opportunity.