Let's say your part of a team that won a championship but you spend most of the time on the bench giving high fives during timeouts, is that something to be proud of? or let's say you lose but you use all of your energy competing the whole game, playing the whole game and being part of the team, which story is better to tell to your children?.

Let's say your part of a team that won a championship but you spend most of the time on the bench giving high fives during timeouts, is that something to be proud of? or let's say you lose but you use all of your energy competing the whole game, playing the whole game and being part of the team, which story is better to tell to your children?.

Only the great has faith, only the lazy believes in destiny

Only the great has faith, only the lazy believes in destiny.

Rooting for easier opponents will make you weak, challenging stronger opponents will make you tough.

Rooting for easier opponents will make you weak, challenging stronger opponents will make you tough.

Just because you are stronger than someone doesn't mean you are already strong, there will be more people who were stronger than you so don't be proud if you've beaten a weakling novice that you know you can beat from the very beginning.

Just because you are stronger than someone doesn't mean you are already strong, there will be more people who were stronger than you so don't be proud if you've beaten a weakling novice that you know you can beat from the very beginning.