Paul Lovallo

Steve Nash shares the truth about the journey to greatness. "You don't have to be the chosen one." "The secret is to build the resolve and spirit to enjoy the plateaus - the times when it doesn't feel like you're improving and you question why you're doing this." Most people quit during the plateau. Learn to embrace it. "If you're patient, the plateaus will become springboards." Progress isn't linear. The flat moments aren't wasted - they're building. "Never stop striving, reaching for your goals until you get there." "But the truth is, even when you get there - even when you get here, standing on this stage - it's the striving, fighting, pushing yourself to the limit every day that you'll miss and you'll long for." "You'll never be more alive than when you give something everything you have." The destination isn't the reward - the journey is. Enjoy the process and fall in love with the climb because that's where life happens.

@RAanalytics @HailStateFB @AlabamaFTBL @UKFootball @OU_Football @LSUfootball @UNCFootball @LouisvilleFB Branch of Ga and Benson of Ore

Here are the Top 10 Fastest Projected 40-Yard Dash Times for the 2026 NFL Combine, derived by Reel Analytics tracking data. #NFLCombine #PlayerPerformance #ReelAnalytics

Phil Jackson shares a lesson from Zen Buddhism that changed how he coached and how he managed his own mind. "One of the books that means a lot to me is Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki." "When we try to control our mind, when we try to control our personalities - it's like trying to control a farm animal, a sheep, a cow, in a pasture that's too small for it. It'll break through the fences." The tighter you grip, the more it resists. "You need to have a lot of space to move." "When you meditate, if you get obsessed with something, you'll break through your meditative state - unless you just let it go." And here's the insight: "In letting it go, you let it go through. It's like a cloud passing through the sky. It's like a log floating down the river. It's there in your sight, it comes in your mind and then it passes right through." You don't fight the thought or force it away. You watch it pass. "It's the same way with a player. He has some aberrant behavior going on. If you sit back and just allow—it's happening, it's happening. Okay, now he's through. Now he's centered again. Now we're okay." The goal isn't control - it's acceptance and space. You need to be centered and let it pass. Master that next-play mindset. This applies to leadership and presence. (🎥Oprah Winfrey )

@travismillerx13 as always thx for posting these

🇺🇸Jordan Anthony 6.51 to win first 60m prelim at the Tyson Invite

@timkawakami any word on Curry's injury?

What happens if the Warriors can't get a Giannis trade done next week? Probably depends. If Giannis doesn't get traded at all, they might hold their best stuff until July and try again. If Giannis is traded elsewhere, I'd guess GSWs try to make another trade next week.

@2uperman2 plenty of time, no need to rush

Don’t hate the messenger! But I do APPROVE this message.

Tom Izzo shares why the best thing a leader can do is hold people accountable to their own dreams and how he does this with his teams. "I always ask them: What do you think my job is for you?" Most players don't know how to answer. So Izzo tells them: "The best thing I could do for you is to hold you accountable to your dreams and goals - not mine." "Sometimes as leaders, we look at what we want instead of what they want." Izzo has each player write down their goals on a card. Then he uses that card when they push back. "When he's mad at me because I'm on his butt about academics, I say: You told me you wanted to be an academic All-American. That's not my goal. That was your goal. My job - if I do my job right - is to hold you accountable to your goals." Leadership isn't about pushing your agenda. It's about helping people become who they said they wanted to be. Hold them to their dreams - not yours. (🎥 Michigan Association of Counties 2020)

@OleTimeHardball Jim Brown

Who is your all-time favorite NFL offensive player? 1. Barry Sanders 2. Jerry Rice 3. Walter Payton 4. Marshall Faulk 5. Tom Brad 6. Peyton Manning 7. Randy Moss 8. John Elway 9. Dan Marino 10. Write in another player

@oxley264 Lonesome Dove

ROBERT DUVALL 95 today Apocalypse Now - MASH The Godfather - The Outfit Tender Mercies - THX 1138 The Killer Elite - The Chase Colors - Secondhand Lions Falling Down - Great Santini The Godfather 2 - The Apostle True Grit - The Eagle Has Landed Badge 373 - To Kill a Mockingbird

@RightPulseNewss NO

🚨BREAKING: Do you support Google Maps renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America? YES or NO?

@NFL_DovKleiman leon hart

Age yourself by naming an NFL tight end you grew up watching. I'll start, Chris Cooley.

@_charihawkins ouch, hope you're ok

The NDA says that on Dec. 4th I can tell you what happened! #TeamChari Stay tuned! 📺 😊

@_charihawkins thanks for your helpful posts

We did a beautiful run this morning here in Idaho. Now time to prep some yummy food! I’m so thankful today I could burst! Happy Thanksgiving! ❤️

@LsabreAvenger Steve Williams

Re Houston McTear, Steve Riddick and Harvey Glance as top sprinters in the 1970s

@LsabreAvenger would have loved to see Smith and Steve Williams in today's world

We know about the incredible all-round sprint talent of Tommie Smith from 100m through to 400m. But, how many of us have noticed that he jumped 7.90 and was third at the NCAAs in the LJ at 22 in 1966?

@ProFootballTalk you both suck

Simms and I have the same projected score for tonight. #BingoBangoBongo

@Coach_Yac RUserious? grade my ass, W...A+

What grade would you give Mac Jones for his performance against the Rams tonight?

@DiTlamZ how old, what kind of time?

I pray this boy Lucky Chivero develops until he reaches his full potential ❤️🔥.In the coming years he will be giving guys like Gout Gout a hard time 👊👏🙌🔥 🇧🇼Botswana to the world

@Bruce_Jenkins1 @sfchronicle Really moving column, prayers are up for Papa... been reading you for ages, only reason i keep my sub is you

Bearded and battling cancer, Greg Papa on his return to KNBR: ‘I don’t know how long I can do this’ sfchronicle.com/sports/jenkins… via @sfchronicle

@Melissajanae21 best of luck

It’s Meet Week 😤‼️