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Only The Mediocre Are Always At Their Best. If Your Standards Are Low, It Is Easy To Meet Those Standards Every Single Day, Every Single Year. But If Your Standard Is To Be The Best, There Will Be Days When You Fall Short Of That Goal. It Is Okay To Not Win Every Game. The Only Problem Would Be If You Allow A Loss Or A Failure To Change Your Standards. Keep Your Standards Intact, Keep The Bar Set High, And Continue To Try Your Very Best Every Day To Meet Those Standards. If You Do That, You Can Always Be Proud Of The Work That You Do.

That's What I Do Now: I Lead And I Teach. If We Win Basketball Games From Doing That, Then That's Great, But I Lead And Teach. Those Are The Two Things I Concentrate On.

I Try To See Each New Season As A New Challenge Because I Have A New Team To Work With, New Opponents To Encounter, And Often New Ideas And Theories To Try

Leaders Have To Give Time For Relationships. But More Demands Will Be Placed On Their Time As They Become More Successful. So If A Person's Success Is Based On Developing Relationships, Then They Have To Continually Find New Ways Of Getting It Done

I've Tried To Handle Winning Well, So That Maybe We'll Win Again, But I've Also Tried To Handle Failure Well. If Those Serve As Good Examples For Teachers And Kids, Then I Hope That Would Be A Contribution I Have Made To Sport. Not Just Basketball, But To Sport.