E veryone likes a winner, but it's not enough to win the game alone. I want my players to win at life, too. So when we start our football training camps every August, we talk about it takes to develop a winning attitude. T here's nothing complicated about making a commitment to winning.
Winners live by the rules.
They push themselves to run a little faster, jump a little higher, perform a notch above. They work hard and they discipline themselves to make good decisions. W inners are not complacent. They endure the long workouts, they make the tough choices, they take control. And every athlete knows that once he's got control of himself, it's just a whole lot easier to dominate the game.