Today’s message is especially dedicated to the great Lauren Perrine.

From page 22 of “Game. Set. Life. – Peak Performance for Sports and Life”…

You can perform at your best, even if you’re feeling your worst.

A champion is someone who can win even when things aren’t going so well. Champions push themselves when most people become impatient, frustrated, or fatigued and give up. External conditions will rarely be perfect, so you need to look within during tough situations.

Ed Tseng interviews one of his she-roes, Rayna Dubose, basketball phenom turned amputee turned motivational speaker, at the Sports Legend Museum in Baltimore. Don’t miss this inspiring video! https://www.edtseng.com

Today’s message is especially dedicated to the great Ian Westermann in Washington, DC.

Today’s post is not a message, but a list of questions. Here they are…

1. Where are you? (In your sport, career or relationships)

2. Where do you want to go? (Be specific)

3. How can you get there? (Who can you talk to that has already done it?)

4. When will you start? (Why not today?)

5. Will you do your best? (Or will you do whatever it takes??)

The great philosopher, Yogi Berra once said…

“If you don’t know where you’re going, you could wind up someplace else.”

Thanks for reading.

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