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Gabe Marsh

Contagious Enthusiasm…   The Great ones are positive thinkers, they are enthusiastic, and that enthusiasm rubs off One of the best parts about sending these newsletters is hearing back from you about examples of Greatness you’ve seen in your own community. Sometimes these stories are run in the city newspaper or broadcast on the local news, but no one outside the area ever gets to learn about some...

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Jarrett Payton

Former NFL player for the Tennessee Titans Don Yaeger didn’t just work with my father on his book, he in some ways became a part of our family. I am still in touch with him all the time because I trust him. We’ve even called him in recent years when we just needed some media advice. He definitely has our best interests in mind.

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Sue Semrau

Do Unto Others… The Great ones know character is defined by how they treat those who can not help them. As many universities begin their fall semester this month, one of the most innovative yet under-publicized periods of the college sports calendar begins. Several years ago, NCAA rules changed to allow college basketball teams – both men’s and women’s – to take one pre-season out-of-country...

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Serena Williams

It’s Personal… The Great Ones hate to lose more than they love to win Serena Williams was a perfectionist long before she was a serious competitor on the tennis court. “When I was 5 years old and in kindergarten, we had a project due and I was up late working on it, so late that my mom had to force me to go to bed,” she told me in an interview for SUCCESS magazine. “But I kept getting...

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Jim Craig

Hope for the Best, But… The Great Ones prepare with a purpose The images are timeless: the clock ticking down, the wild celebrations in the rink, the goalie wrapped in an American flag, and legendary sportscaster Al Michaels screaming the now-iconic line, “Do you believe in miracles?” The 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team’s defeat of the Soviets is the greatest upset in sports history. Disney...

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Bobby Bowden

Believe… The truly Great have faith in a higher power. As the college football season came to its official close last night with the national championship game, one of the enduring memories of this post-season came at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. There, college football’s second all-time winningest coach Bobby Bowden was carried off the field as his Florida State Seminoles won in what was Bowden’s...

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Dick Vitale

Records are made to be broken… The truly great know their legacy isn’t what they did on the field (or in the broadcast booth). They are well-rounded. He is the face of college basketball, a man whose enthusiasm for the game is so infectious that when the Basketball Hall of Fame considered his induction last year, the decision was a slam dunk. As college basketball season kicked into gear last week, Dick...

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John Wooden

Hope for the best, but… The truly great understand the importance of thorough preparation The Greatest Coach of All Time (as selected by his peers) celebrates his 99th birthday today! Former UCLA Basketball Coach John Wooden would be the first to tell you that “he” didn’t win 10 national championships, the young men he “taught” are responsible for those banners. His teaching methods...

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Tim Tebow

When Everyone is Watching… The truly Great embrace the idea of being a role model. Quick Disclaimer: I live in Tallahassee and, though I didn’t attend the school, I long ago became a fan of Florida State. And any supporter will tell you it is tough to offer praise of your fiercest rival. That makes this all the more difficult. But while celebrating the opening of college football this weekend, it was...

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