I've Always Believed That If You Put

Its Better To Shoot And Miss, Then To Let Time Run Out And Wonder What If

If I Had Stood At The Free-throw Line And Thought About 10 Million People Watching Me On The Other Side Of The Camera Lens, I Couldn't Have Made Anything. So I Mentally Tried To Put Myself In A Familiar Place. I Thought About All Those Times I Shot Free Throws In Practice And Went Through The Same Motion, The Same Technique That I Had Used Thousands Of Times. You Forget About The Outcome. You Know You Are Doing The Right Things. So You Relax And Perform.

You Have To Be Un-compromised In Your Level Of Commitment To Whatever You Are Doing, Or It Can Disappear As Fast As It Appeared. Commitment Cannot Be Compromised By Rewards.

You Don't Show Up On Game Day And Expect To Be Great. Greatness Happens In Practice. You Have To Expect Things Of Yourself Before You Can Do Them.

Never Say Never, Because Limits, Like Fears, Are Often Just An Illusion.