When Things Get Difficult It Can Be

Part Of Our Purpose In Life Is To Build A Legacy – A Consistent Pattern Of Building Into The Lives Of Others.

My Dad Took Me To A High School Basketball Game And This Very, Very Famous Coach In Michigan, By The Name Of Lofton Greene - He Was A Guy That My Dad Was Familiar With. He Was From Our Hometown. And I Watched The Game And I Said I Didn't See This Guy Doing A Lot Of Coaching. And My Dad Told Me, Well, It's Just Like A Teacher - Which He Was - He Said If You Do A Good Job Teaching During The Week, When They Take The Test On Friday, That's Not The Time You Have To Do A Lot Of Demonstrative Things.

Be A Pro. • Act Like A Champion. • Respond To Adversity; Don’t React. • Be On Time. Being Late Means Either It’s Not Important To You Or You Can’t Be Relied Upon. • Execute. Do What You’re Supposed To Do When You’re Supposed To Do It. Not Almost. All The Way. Not Most Of The Time. All Of The Time. • Take Ownership. Whatever It Takes. No Excuses, No Explanations.

There's A Difference Between Making Incremental Improvements And Making Sweeping Changes That Take You Away From Your Core Values.

I Talk To Our Players About Life And Situations And Doing The Right Thing All The Time.