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As we celebrate the spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi, may Lord Ganesha remove all obstacles from your path and lead you towards success, just as we aim to guide you through an unforgettable fantasy sports journey. Let’s play together, succeed together, and celebrate victories like never before! This Ganesh Chaturthi, embrace new beginnings with Think11. 🙏✨ #GaneshChaturthi #NewBeginnings #Think11FantasySports #GrowthMindset

As we celebrate the spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi, may Lord Ganesha remove all obstacles from your path and lead you towards success, just as we aim to guide you through an unforgettable fantasy sports journey. Let’s play together, succeed together, and celebrate victories like never before! This Ganesh Chaturthi, embrace new beginnings with Think11. 🙏✨ #GaneshChaturthi #NewBeginnings #Think11FantasySports #GrowthMindset

https://lnkd.in/eTrUEhgn Coach Spoelstra is the best coach in the NBA. These lessons about practice habits matter in business too. Are we practicing our presentations as much as we should? Do we take every "rep" seriously? Sports lessons translate very well into the business world. #practicematters #littlethingsturnintobigthings #heatculture

It’s not the time we have; it’s what we do in that time that matters! 🕰️ Many years ago, I was a swimmer, and before every big competition, I would watch movies to get psyched up. One of those movies was the 80s classic Vision Quest, starring Matthew Modine and Linda Fiorentino. Not because of the solo performance by Madonna or the amazing warm-up montage featuring the song “Lunatic Fringe,” but because of how it illustrated what is required to accomplish a goal, including rubberized running suits to help you make wrestling weight (hitting 168 pounds to wrestle Shute). All that aside, I wanted to share one of the best scenes from the movie that had me thinking over the weekend. The scene takes place in his colleague’s room, discussing the impact of watching Pelé score an amazing shot in soccer. The main point of the scene was his comments about the movie’s climax—the key 6-minute wrestling match: “It’s not about the 6 minutes; it’s about what happens in that 6 minutes.” Your life has the same rule, “it’s not about how much time you have; it’s about what happens in that time.” I hear people talk about a job, a relationship, or a friendship ending because of circumstances beyond their control, but in reality, you should be grateful you had the opportunity, and it is our responsibility to always make the most of every second. Nothing in life comes with a guarantee, and yet we are always so shocked when things end. Imagine starting today as if this is the last day of every meaningful relationship in your life—I can guarantee you would not waste one minute. Live today like there is no tomorrow, because when tomorrow arrives, you will not be who you were yesterday. It’s not these 24 hours; it’s what you do with them. ;-) P.S. ♻️ Repost this so we can all grow faster – together. I have been working on my story telling abilities and have been using Pip Decks to accelerate my skills. https://lnkd.in/gENKSbPv *This content is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide medical advice or to take the place of such advice or treatment from a personal physician. https://lnkd.in/gbicH9uy

Rising Above Size: How Undersized Players Can Make an Impact. Great conversation with our guest Mike Brown from the company, Hoop Culture. His insights regarding young athletes can be experienced through the full episode, Building Hoop Culture: "Coach Mike Brown’s Mission to Inspire Through Basketball." Pull Up with Coach Tony Thompson and get in the game for 4 quarters of exciting sports talk! #SportsIndustry #ProfessionalBasketball #SportsPodcast #BasketballManagement #valthevoicejohnson #ThePullUpPodcastShow #CoachTony #PodcastInterview #hoopculture #purelighthousemedia #RizeNIL #NameImageLikeness

🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert! 🎙️ 🎥𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐓𝐮𝐛𝐞: https://lnkd.in/gEZqvPZC 🎧𝐏𝐨𝐝𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐭: https://lnkd.in/gMQqxnMN World Series Champion Steve Sax Shares His Personal Advantage for Winning Join us for an exclusive interview with MLB legend Steve Sax, a five-time All-Star, World Series champion, and NL Rookie of the Year. In this candid conversation, Steve opens up about overcoming the infamous 'Steve Sax Syndrome,' shares the challenges and triumphs of his remarkable baseball career, and discusses how his family values shaped his journey. He also delves into the tragedy of losing his son, Capt. John Sax, and the resilience it took to move forward, founding the Captain John J. Sax Foundation in his memory. Discover Steve's cheat code for success and how his leadership and preparation continue to influence his post-baseball career. Whether you're an athlete, leader, or someone seeking inspiration, this interview is filled with invaluable lessons on grit, perseverance, and the power of family. #SteveSax #MLB #BaseballLegend #Inspiration #Leadership #Resilience #FamilyValues #CaptainJohnJSaxFoundation #SuccessMindset #thebackyardadvantage #themarkhaneyshow #entrepreneur #PowerOfWith #SacramentoEntrepreneur #Sacramento #SacramentoSmallBusiness #SmallBusiness #GrowthFactory #Investor #Podcast

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Today, I watched the finale of a reality show with my family. From the start, there has been one team that stood out as the most deserving, but the show was still so captivating that I found myself watching it every week without fail. While we were watching, my mom told my dad why she wanted a particular team to win. She said one of the competitors reminded her of her brother. That made me think about what made the show so engaging - it’s the relatable personalities, emotional moments, unexpected drama, humour, creativity, and all the little things that connect with the audience. Then I realized these aren’t just elements of a show - they’re part of life too. Whether it’s in academics, badminton, or even family interactions, these factors are present in different ways. What stood out to me about the winning team was their teamwork, decision-making, creativity, and persistence. They gave their best in every challenge, and it paid off. Watching them reminded me of how I approach badminton. The focus, teamwork, and strategies needed to win a match are very similar to what they demonstrated. It’s not just about playing the game; it’s about learning, growing, and giving your all. The show taught me that success comes from effort, determination, and working together - whether it’s on TV, on the court, or in life. #teamwork #strategicthinking #creativity #persistence #engagingaudience

Focus on the process, not the outcome, with the golfer's eye-on-the-ball analogy. This video teaches the power of detachment from results, encouraging you to concentrate on your actions for true growth and success. I'd love to get your thoughts in the comment section below 👇. #executivecoaching #leadershipdevelopement #stoicism

Exploring yet another groundbreaking idea from the realms of baseball ⚾ and business innovation with today's enlightening read from "The Greatest Idea Ever" blog! 🚀🧠 The fascinating concept of a "six inning minimum" approach to games promises to not only spice up the strategy but also keep us on the edge of our seats! Imagine the implications not just in sports but in implementing similar strategies in business environments - enhancing productivity and focus, perhaps? 🤔💼 What really sticks though, is how out-of-the-box thinking, even in well-established fields like sports, can lead to fresh innovations and strategies. It's a grand slam of creativity and practicality! #Innovation #BusinessStrategy #CreativeThinking #Baseball Would love to see where and how these game-changing ideas can be pitched next!