No One Has The Right To Beat

I Had A Certificate That Said, 'doctor Of Mixology, Harvard University,' That I Actually Got From Harvard University. A Friend Of Mine Was A Research Assistant Over There And It Was One Of Those Student Or University Perks And She Brought Me In On That. So I Am A Doctorate From Harvard And It Only Took Me One Afternoon.

The Bigger My Chest Is, The More It Gets In The Way. It Just Creates Space. It Makes Me Much More Efficient If I Don't Have So Much In The Way Between Me And My Opponent.

Everyone Wants To Win. But To Truly Succeed - Whether It Is At A Sport Or At Your Job Or In Life - You Have To Be Willing To Do The Hard Work, Overcome The Challenges, And Make The Sacrifices It Takes To Be The Best At What You Do.

Most People Focus On The Wrong Thing; They Focus On The Result, Not The Process. The Process Is The Sacrifice; It's All The Hard Parts - The Sweat, The Pain, The Tears, The Losses. You Make The Sacrifices Anyway. You Learn To Enjoy Them, Or At Least Embrace Them. In The End, It Is The Sacrifices That Must Fulfill You.

A Loss Leads To Victory, Being Fired Leads To A Dream Job..i Find Comfort In Believing That Good Things Can Grow Out Of Tragedy.