Discipline is mastery, not misery.

If you are in a season of comfort, joy, and ease — appreciate it, but make sure you are strengthening yourself for the storms ahead. If you are in a season of stress, struggle, and exhaustion — keep faith and keep moving forward. Seasons of joy are ahead.

Both of my kids still ask me to cuddle with them.

Conflict is inevitable but there is more often the appearance of conflict than the reality of it. When human nature pushes you to respond with hostility, give diplomacy a chance.

Coach Bakich left as Michigan's HC in 2022 to become Clemson's HC in 2023. So the only way he can stay consistent with his own rationale is if he also kept his own pay down before he contributed something to Clemson baseball. I'm guessing he instead got a pay raise.

College football teams show their true identities in October and November, not in September. What you see in September is irrelevant. September is where pretenders shine. October and November is where contenders get better and dominate.

Everyone is driven by something. Everyone has a sense of their own self-interest. Everyone think, decides, and acts for their own personal reasons. The questions are: 1. What do you think is driving that person’s decisions and actions? 2. What is actually driving that person’s

You were not made for life of ease. You were made for a life of purpose. A life of ease is incompatible with a life of purpose.

Just because you haven’t experienced the consequence yet doesn’t mean the consequence isn’t coming. It’s coming.

Why do you need self-awareness? Because without it, you will start fights you are not prepared to finish. And you should know that about yourself. Are you a fight finisher? If not, don’t be a fight starter.

We wrestle with our past, our present, and our future all in the same moment. But we don’t have to.

The recipe for “success” is less of a mystery than we believe. For all of us, it’s built on the same 3 Core Skills: 1. Self-Awareness 2. Self-Discipline 3. Self-Confidence You could also say it like this: 1. Know yourself. 2. Control yourself. 3. Believe in yourself.

Are you running to something or running from something? Run to purpose, not from fear. Run to value, not from discomfort. Run to fulfillment, not from judgment. Run to excellence, not from criticism. Run to competition, not from losing. Run to dreams, not from

Turns out I needed to reflect on my own post more than anyone.

Event + Response = Outcome Situation + Action = Result Circumstance + Choice = Consequence The words you use don’t matter as much as recognizing to the structure of cause & effect. You exist in this moment. What you do in this moment leads to what you earn and experience next.

What looks like adversity is actually opportunity that has not been properly understood.

The first time you watch this, think of yourself. The second time, think of your team.

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What makes a great football team? 1. Talented players. 2. Competing without fear of losing. 3. Willingness to speak and hear the truth. 4. Accepting responsibility for more than yourself. 5. Aligning self-interest with team-interest.

If you don’t learn how to improve after a win, the sooner get the chance to learn how to improve after a loss.

What is the only thing you control? Not your circumstances or results. The only thing you control is you. So if you want to change your circumstances and improve your results, where must that start? By gaining more power over yourself. And what is that power? Discipline.