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Nothing Does More To Lubricate The Rough Spots Than A Good Dose Of Encouragement.

The First Thing You Have To Do Is Make Sure You're Still Wanted Back. I Never Take That For Granted Any More.

There Are Two Schools Of Thought. You Can Be Basic And Spend All Your Time On What Your Opponents Are Going To Do. Or, You Can Be Very Multiple And Complex, Put A Lot Of Doubt In Your Opponents' Minds And Create Problems For Them With The Volume Of Things You Do.

If You Want To Make A Difference In The Lives Of The People You Lead, You Must Be Willing To Walk Alongside Them, To Lift And Encourage Them, To Share Moments Of Understanding With Them, And To Spend Time With Them, Not Just Shout Down At Them From On High.

They Were Unwillingly To Give 100 Percent If They Didn't Personally Think It Was Important. What You Don't Understand Is The Champions Know It's All Important.