Don't Ever Ask A Player

All My Life, I've Been Trying To Make A Hole-in-one. The Closest I've Come Is A Bogey.

No One Has Ever Drowned In Sweat.

I'd Say Handling People Is The Most Important Thing You Can Do As A Coach. I've Found Every Time I've Gotten Into Trouble With A Player, It's Because I Wasn't Talking To Him Enough.

At Age Nine, I Got A Paper Route. Sixty-six Papers Had To Be Delivered To Sixty-six Families Every Day. I Also Had To Collect Thirty Cents A Week From Each Customer. I Owed The Paper Twenty Cents Per Customer Per Week, And Got To Keep The Rest. When I Didn't Collect, The Balance Came Out Of My Profit. My Average Income Was Six Dollars A Week.

I Believe Your Attitude Is The Most Important Choice You Can Make.