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A Game Plan for Life:
Mentors do not seek to create a new person; they simply seek to help a person become a better version of himself.
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A Game Plan for Life:
You need to allow yourself the luxury of learning… there is nothing more valuable than learning from someone who has been there.
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A Game Plan for Life:
Advice, after all, is just experience without the pain of having to learn those lessons yourself.
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A Game Plan for Life:
Knowledge is nothing unless it is shared… knowledge for knowledge’s sake is a wonderful ideal, but in reality, it is the transmission of understanding that is the very basis of civilization.
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A Game Plan for Life:
Parents need to be parents, not friends, to their children.
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A Game Plan for Life:
Some lessons are learned more subconsciously than consciously.
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A Game Plan for Life:
…you are directly affected by the behavior of those around you, and your example can influence the attitude and behavior of others.
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A Game Plan for Life:
Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best of which you are capable.
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A Game Plan for Life:
You can be a mentor… but you must still be receptive to learning yourself, to being mentored.
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A Game Plan for Life:
Discipline applied fairly and effectively rarely needs to be repeated.
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