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Greg Olsen says sometimes kids need to be pushed and parents are lying to themselves if they think every great athlete was self-motivated from the time they were 10 years old “If everyone thinks the NFL is full of just 100% self-starters and self-motivators from the time they were 10, they’re lying to themselves. There are guys that were forced to play, that were driven there against their will, and then over time, of course, they developed. But there is a different journey for every single kid.” “Creating those environments, both at home and obviously around their teams and their schools and their coaches, that fosters that.” “When we do our middle school teams, we are the first to tell our families at our opening meeting, ‘I’m going to bet your kid has never been pushed harder than he’s about to be with us.’ For a lot of the new families, this is going to be a little eye-opening.” “By about the first month in, the kids start getting accustomed to it, and the light bulb goes off. They go, ‘First off, I can do this. Second of all, they’re not pushing me because they hate me. They’re pushing me because they love me, and they believe in me, and they see more.’” “I always tell the parents, ‘There’s going to be two people that are going to limit how far your kid can go: us, the coach, and you.’”

“I’m 159 days into reading the Bible… I just wanna encourage people to join a church, get in a group study, & get in The Word” - Louisville HC Dan McDonnell after clinching a spot in the College World Series 👏 (via @DustyBakerTV @UofLSheriff50)

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Dan Campbell said, "We don't live off reputation, we live off of work." "It's all about the work." You have to show up and do the work. • It means effort. • It means commitment. • It means earning it, not being entitled.