His example of confronting problems and taking responsibility for his own actions also exhibited important lessons put to practice in the real world. Another focus point was the significance of a team and the vital need for education. He discussed playing under legendary coach John Wooden while at UCLA and the joy of sacrificing for others. The greatest ability that anyone has is the ability to work, to contribute and make things better. The first steps of motivation and balance were followed by quickness, a point on which he placed particular emphasis.
Speed is a physical measurement.
But quickness is the mental capability to anticipate what's going to happen next before everyone else does. It's a skill in sports and in life. He concluded the tools with the two points of confidence and persistence. Addressing several of the problems facing society today, Walton also stressed the need for living with morals and ethics. All Rights Reserved.