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A Game Plan for Life:
Holding onto old grudges and nursing wounds we refuse to allow to heal can keep us locked in the same place.
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082 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
Nothing ruins a team more quickly than apathy.
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084 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
…a mentor can speak across time and place, teaching truths through the decisions of his own life and the thoughts of his own pen.
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086 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
The legacy a person leaves with his or her actions and writings is no less a means of mentoring than is a one-on-one conversation about experience and advice.
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086 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
Trust is not an easy lesson to learn; in fact, it’s often one that people learn as a result of experiencing the betrayal of trust first.
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090 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
It is essential to trust and to be trustworthy…
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091 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
You can only be successful at the big things if you do the little things right.
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121 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
…it always comes down to learning how to learn and how to compete. With those two qualities, you can do anything you want.
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124 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
…worry about the things you can control, and not the things you can’t.
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125 |
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A Game Plan for Life:
You often don’t recognize the mentors at the time they’re deeply involved in your life; and mentoring often occurs even when you don’t want it to.
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