Ryan Friedman

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stanford grad. 34 years old. gives investment and life advice to over 600k subscribers. . . just learned there's more than one kind of bee.

PARIS-BOUND! 😤 Spencer Lee and Zain Retherford have qualified themselves and @TeamUSA at 57 kg and 65 kg for the @Olympics! 🙌 #B1GWrestling

On days like this, the temptation is to make the obligatory "not what we came for" post. I've spoke to you guys on this before. There is an inherent danger in life to have a singular purpose. It's a risk that athletes and coaches at the highest level take. Heck, they embrace it. There are 18 open level wrestlers left who still have a shot at heading to Paris to represent the USA in the Olympic Games. Everyone else came up short. That's the way it works. Some of the group outside of the "18" are amongst the most decorated athletes in international history. That's the way it works. But if fate is a cruel mistress, PERSPECTIVE is its slightly less fickle step cousin in-law. And that's what you lean into when you didn't "get what you want." As it important as outcomes are, they are superficial rewards. They are the BEST superficial rewards, but there are other things that the "losers" can walk away with. The gift of perspective is a gift you really don't want at the time. But later, you are grateful for it. A bit like some relative you know giving you a stock, or a bond for Christmas. Toys and trinkets come and go. Perspective lasts forever- even if you don't see the immediate value. To be clear- I wanted to win this weekend. I wanted the athletes I coach, or have coached to be among the 18 headed to Paris. But I want some other things, too... - I want to have the chance to reflect on my failures and move forward in meaningful ways with knew found knowledge - I want to model grace in victory, and class in defeat for my athletes, my children and anyone watching. - I want my athletes to feel as though they belong to something bigger than themselves - I want my athletes to be lifelong ambassadors for our sport - I want them to feel they learned something from me besides wrestling. - I want them to love what they do when they get the results they want, and to love it nonetheless when they don't The more you want out of this journey, the more likely you are to get it Remember that.

just want to remind everyone of this ty

Three point takedowns are a struggle for me to remember

UPSET ALERT 🔥 No. 28 Diego Sotelo defeats No. 5 Volk (Wyoming), 5-3 with a big time third period! Schedule: es.pn/3IKMkF5 #GoCrimson

@KJBorsh lmao

@KYFriedRyan Hope you’ve still got your Nalgene bottle

Need to have kids so I can experience HS wrestling again.

yes this was my first tweet in 2 years.

@ZethBuilds boomer sooner

Let’s have ourselves a Saturday

@LeComerMed @harvardmed hi qt

Hi #MedTwitter, my name is Tyler LeComer and I am a MS4 @harvardmed applying into #Anesthesiology for #Match2024! 💉💊 I’m interested in pediatric anesthesia, community engagement, and health equity 🙏🏽 Nice to meet yall!

Harvard's No. 7-ranked Yaraslau Slavikouski uses a third-period takedown to pull ahead in a 4-1 win over No. 33 Travis Stefanik to take the match for Harvard, 20-18. Back at it tomorrow night in Jadwin when we host Brown in a 6 p.m. start! 🎟️: bit.ly/3Hy2din

TMWC’s @c_marsteller_57 defeats JB by 2-2 criteria! Chance will wrestle a round 3 of Final X

hey

Nah I sent it to him the mail so he never forgets

@_dmdoyle nice

@LitskyNick @NFL_Scorigami Death. Taxes. Scorigamis.

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NYJ 30 - 45 IND Final That's Scorigami!! It's the 1069th unique final score in NFL history.