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This is one of my favorite Jamal Murray stories from watching him at our camps and at his prep school when he was growing up. 

You can speak to your potential instead of speaking to why something isn’t gonna work out, or the things you worry about or the things you’re fearful of.

If you want to get different results than what you’ve gotten previously you have to strive for excellence consistently day in and day out.

Want a simple way to stimulate your brain, brush your teeth with your left hand each day.

One of the most important concepts for a coach to understand is The Responsibility Principle. If things aren’t going well, you have just one person to blame: yourself.

If you’re willing to, if you’re brave and courageous enough to step into somebody else’s perspective, you’ll broaden your horizons, you’ll broaden your perspective.

Many players (and people) have a misplaced focus. They focus on what they’re not getting instead of focusing on this…