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Who you are and what you become are up to you. Don't allow an entertainer, sports figure, or anyone in the media to influence you. You can choose to be influenced by the media or not to be, just like...
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Coach Leggett emphasizes the idea that hard work does not cause stress, rather, it helps the person to avoid stress. By working hard ahead of time and being prepared, stress will be eliminated...
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It's really important to listen and be open-minded toward viewpoints of people from different backgrounds. Show respect for differing religious and political beliefs. That's how you learn in life.
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Coach Leggett discusses the idea that a person can achieve a lot more by putting in more effort. Hard work always pays off.
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Caring helps two people, the one who cares and the one who is cared for. Doing the right things makes you feel good. It's always good to be part of a team. Every one of us is special in some way.
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Rather than reacting in haste, and regretting it later, try stopping for a second, taking a couple of deep breaths, and being polite. Even if you don't like them or you disagree with them, you can...
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When someone does wrong, you have to, at a minimum, refuse to be a part of what's wrong, and then the harder decision is whether you will turn them in, but you have to remember that as you go through...
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On a team, each person must be a disciplined individual to do his or her part to help the team. It is the coach's job to take care of that for the team. Too often, individuals focus on the other team...
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There are three things that Patti says have helped her throughout her life: Persistence, Perseverance, and a Positive attitude.
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Chief Austin defines courage as the ability to identify what is right and stand up against that which is wrong. Sometimes it's so tough because people will pressure you to do wrong, but by finding...