Devon Wright

“That’s the game.” -@ohiotate 6-1 Tigers and the Guardians season may be dead

Alabama Jahmyr Gibbs was UNSTOPPABLE 😮‍💨

GIMME THAT! @CMU_Football | #MACtion

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“What was it like when the Lions won a playoff game in 2024?”

Bro casually dropped the best definition of discipline

Carson Hinton (@CarsonHinton_) just flipped this game on its head! @HUBISONFOOTBALL snatches the lead back from @FAMU_FB. Exciting finish ahead on ABC! #CelebrationBowl | @BowlSeason | @HowardU | @MEACSports

@HonoluluBlues_ After 7 goal line stops, why not call a timeout to set your defense??

I’m so fucking furious

Everytime I get mad at my sports team for losing, I remind myself of what Giannis said. Arguably my favourite response to a reporter ever.

the comeback is very personal… it’s an apology to myself.

learning requires failure.

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We'll take that, thank you😈 Elijah Rikard's first career interception⬇️ #FireUpChips🔥⬆️🏈

BALL GAME🔥🔥 #DetroitLions

JJ Watt said, “Success isn’t owned, it’s leased. And rent is due everyday.” Jim Collins said, “Greatness is not a function of circumstance. Greatness, it turns out, is largely a matter of conscious choice.” Greatness is a choice. A choice to take action. Greatness is not a destination. Greatness isn’t determined by your results. It is the will to put your best foot forward everyday. 4 daily habits for greatness: 1. Treat success with the same skepticism as you treat “failure” This keeps you humble, hungry, and motivated to continuously improve. When you question your assumptions, you're in better position to adapt. Success can be a fickle friend, but skepticism is a reliable ally. 2. Spend time reflecting about your performance • Evaluate your strengths and weaknesses. • Self-awareness is the first step in growth. • Look to improve and grow. • Reflect on your performance and your competitors. 3.Asking the right questions is half the battle. Ask “How are you separating skill from luck?” • Control what you can control. • Be realistic about what's driving the outcome. • Is it luck or is it skill? • How are you quantifying luck? Luck can be fleeting, but skill is something you can cultivate and hone over time. 4. Focus on your most important metrics Define the inputs that will drive your results and FOCUS on them. Successful people and teams create personalized scorecards and metrics for measurement. The metrics set expectations on what matters. What gets measured, gets managed “Greatness begins beyond the comfort zone.” - Robin Sharma - - - Follow @coachajkings for more content like this!

It was blurry for awhile but now it’s coming back.. #soon

Police officer films 3 young black men helping elderly woman grandmother and her husband into police officer filmed three young men helping an 89-year-old woman and her 100-year-old husband who was struggling near her car.

Everyone has a gift, but not everyone opens their present. Unwrap your gift and use it.