Wanting Greatness vs. Choosing Greatness

There is a subtle difference between wanting to be great a choosing to be great. Scottish chess grandmaster Jonathan Rowson breaks down this subtle difference as quoted in NY Times Bestselling author Paul Tough’s book How Children Succeed: “When it comes to ambition it is crucial to distinguish between ‘wanting’ and ‘choosing’ it.” Decide that […]

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The #1 Reason Why Good Athletes Fail at Being Great Athletes

Good athletes are good because of their speed, strength, technique, and confidence. While it takes a commendable amount of time to develop these attributes, many athletes are willing to invest this time to be good. Subsequently, good athletes are a dime a dozen. On the other hand, great athletes are willing to do something extra […]

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Profound Quotes Illustrate Why Wrestling is NOT an Individual Sport

Regardless of the level of wrestling (youth, high school, or college wrestling) individual achievements always outweigh team achievements in the eyes of athletes and fans. However, coaches never take for granted how important team success is for propelling individual success. Coaches understand that a lone star will prevent that star from becoming a superstar. Wrestlers […]

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