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Red accused me of being stubborn and willful—which he knew I was anyway—and wanted to know why, why I wanted to shun such an honor from the fans. Because I never played for the fans, I explained, I played for myself and for my team. I told Red I felt honored to have my number retired but that was something I could in good conscience only do with my
... See moreDavid Falkner • Russell Rules: 11 Lessons on Leadership from the Twentieth Century's Greatest Winner

When I walked into the Celtics locker room for the first time, I saw a bunch of guys, each of whom I knew by sight. In fact, I had read everything I could about every guy on the Celtics and in the league. I knew what every opponent would look like before I played against them.
David Falkner • Russell Rules: 11 Lessons on Leadership from the Twentieth Century's Greatest Winner
Bob Landouceur, a high school football coach who has led his team to more than one hundred and forty straight wins over a dozen seasons (perhaps the longest winning streak in sports at any level), says it another way: “If a team has no soul, you’re just wasting your time.”2 Every week he attempts to get his players to strengthen the bonds of commun
... See moreMichael Ray • The Highest Goal: The Secret That Sustains You in Every Moment
Nelson Mandela (un talento del cross country en su época universitaria que, incluso estando en prisión, continuó corriendo sin moverse del sitio seis millas al día en su celda)?
Christopher McDougall • Nacidos para Correr: Una tribu oculta, superatletas y la carrera mas grande que el mundo nunca ha visto (Spanish Edition)
PSG’s predisposition towards people comes from Jannie. People like the idea of ultimate empowerment and therefore PSG draws good people. He would never have got someone of the calibre of Michiel le Roux without that philosophy.
Carié Maas • Jannie Mouton: And then they fired me
when he died he owned fewer than ten items.