Thought of the Day - Coach Wooden's Pyramid of Success Series
>> Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Skill - A knowledge of and the ability to properly execute the fundamentals. Be prepared. Cover every detail.
- Coach John R. Wooden, (1910-2010)
Skill - A knowledge of and the ability to properly execute the fundamentals. Be prepared. Cover every detail.
- Coach John R. Wooden, (1910-2010)
Skill - A knowledge of and the ability to properly execute the fundamentals. Be prepared. Cover every detail. - Coach John R. Wooden, (1910-2010)
Today is a celebration of freedom and the right of the individual to choose. Like so many holidays the core principles should be lived every day. We are free to choose! We are free to think, live and love...
You are free! You should be unafraid... you should be INDEPENDENCE!
My regards and best wishes to all on this very Happy Independence Day 2010!
Condition: Mental - Moral - Physical. Moderation must be practiced. Dissipation must be eliminated.
- Coach John R. Wooden, (1910-2010)
Intentness - Ability to resist temptation and stay with your course. Concentrate on your objective and be determined to reach your goal.
- Coach John R. Wooden, (1910-2010)
Initiative - Cultivate the ability to make decisions and think alone. Desire to excel.
- Coach John R. Wooden, (1910-2010)
A part of Legacy Development is taking the time to create special memories for both yourself and those around you. Today we are taking our newphew to the Lakers' Championship Parade. He is a huge basketball fan and is developing into a very good player in his own right. So, today we embark to make some special memories and bear witness to a tiny sliver of history.
What will be your next legacy moment?
Today we celebrate and honor our fathers, those who spent and spend selfless hours keeping us on the right path. To my father and all fathers everywhere deep appreciation and heartfelt gratitude from me to you!
- Donald L. West, Jr., eldest child of Donald L. West, Sr. of Huntsville, Alabama, USA.
Alertness - Be observing constantly. Be quick to spot a weakness and correct it or use it as the case may warrant.Read more...- Coach John Robert Wooden,
(October 14, 1910 – June 4, 2010)
Self-Control - Emotions under control. Delicate adjustment between mind and body. Keep judgment and common sense.- Coach John Wooden, (1910-2010)
Loyalty - To yourself and all those dependent upon you. Keep your self-respect.- Coach John Wooden, (1910-2010)
Check out this newspaper page that celebrates my great-great-great grandfather's 100th birthday in 1947:
Cooperation - with all levels of your co-workers. Help others and see the other side.Read more...- Coach John Wooden, (1910-2010)
Read more...Friendship - Comes from mutual esteem, respect and devotion. A sincere liking for all.- Coach John Wooden, (1910-2010)
Enthusiasm - Your heart must be in your work.
Stimulate others.*- Coach John Wooden, (1910-2010)* The cornerstones of success to me, in anything, are hard work and enjoy what you're doing. So, one cornerstone is industriousness and the other is enthusiasm, said Wooden.
Industriousness - There is no substitute for work. Worthwhile things come from hard work and careful planning.*- Coach John Wooden
(1910-2010)
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I worked at the Burger King located at 10000 South Memorial Parkway, in Huntsville, Alabama,for all fours years of high school. When I graduated, the owners, WesFam Corp., gave me, along with all the other graduating seniors, a 35mm camera as a graduation present. Since 1992, when I first received that camera I have had a passion for photography. Now I virtually exhibit some of my favorite shots from the last 17 years in a "Photo of the Day" Collection here at Legacy-Lawyer.com.
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