Emotion
This clip changed how I see sports.
Michael Jordan's Relentless Pursuit of Imperfection
In Practice July 14, 2023 Written by Jeremy Wolf, co-founder of MindReady I've dreaded bringing up Michael Jordan. Not because he's the "GrEaTeSt Of AlL TiMe" (dm's open) but because quotes from him and Kobe and Lebron are so played out. One
About winning
Kyle Walker, one of the best fullbacks of all time, didn't start in the UEFA Champions League final for Manchester City Football Club a few weeks ago. After watching this clip, his humility surprised me: "It's just about winning one game."
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Trust w/ Dr. Dominic Morais (#001)
Episode #001 is with my good friend and mentor, Dr. Dominic Morais of the San Antonio Spurs. We discuss the importance of mindset, preparation, and devoting your life to what you believe in. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. 0:00/1× 🎧 Listen now on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.
Who am I if I can't get on the field?
Picking up the pieces made me realize how fragile it all is. I thought about it the other day. My career. What was my career? What continues to be the what was of my career. Four years in college and two years in the pros. And, you could say, I