Well, my friends, another decade has gone by. The end of this year, and the end of this decade is not an end and it is not a beginning. It is an on-going process, a process of never-ending improvement, gratitude, love and making the most out of, as Dale Carnegie says, “this fantastic adventure called […]
ELEPHANTINE DECISION MAKING(From What They Don’t Teach You at Harvard Business School by Mark H. McCormack) A circus keeps a baby elephant from running away by chaining it to a stake. When the animal pulls at the chain the cuff chafes its leg, and the baby elephant concludes that to avoid pain it’s best to […]
Every year during The Championships at Wimbledon, tennis is practically on television 24/7. They love their tennis there. Even people that don’t play tennis follow it. During those two weeks, something amazing happens. It’s called the Wimbledon Effect. By watching the pros daily, beginners become intermediates, intermediates become advanced and advanced players up their game, […]
Some of the most successful people in history were laughed at. People laughed at the Wright Brothers. People laughed at Einstein. People laughed at Columbus. Turns out, they weren’t crazy. They were leaders. Fred Smith, the founder of FedEx wrote a paper in college about starting an overnight delivery service. He got a C on […]
Today’s message is especially dedicated to the great Sarah McLoughlin in Cranbury, NJ. Happy Birthday to a true peak performer! Much of what happens in your life, comes from your thoughts. Sports and life are self-fulfilling prophecies. You cannot become greater than your self-image. Say, for example, you are a tennis player and whenever you […]
“People by and large become what they think about themselves.”-WILLIAM JAMES, the father of American psychology
Ed Tseng talks about controllables and uncontrollables in sports and life. https://www.edtseng.com HAPPY HOLIDAYS from Game. Set. Life. to you and your family.
Today’s message is especially dedicated to the great Sue Elkind and Naime Jezzeny. In 1920, Babe Ruth hit 54 home runs in his first year with the Yankees. But that’s not the amazing part. In that era, players weren’t hitting home runs, in fact, Ruth’s 54 homers were more than the TOTAL number of home […]
Ed Tseng demonstrates his favorite FOCUS drill with basketball coach, Geneva Livingston. Don’t miss the bloopers at the end where Geneva is SUPPOSED to miss, but can’t…. https://www.edtseng.com
In Message #880, Ed Tseng talks about why Muhammad Ali was so great. https://www.edtseng.com