"No progress occurs without change, but not all change is progress." - John Wooden
Where are you now as a player and whom do you want to become? Change requires work.
Effective coaching requires the ability to project, to see what a player can become. Three factors determine a player's impact - size, athleticism, and skill. For the NBA draft, three factors determine a player's projection - college program, performance at the program, and age at the time of the draft, the younger the better.
A program's consistency requires constant influx of young talent. But some players who were less impactful as a junior become major contributors as seniors.
As a junior, Ruth Breen had 31 assists which blossomed to 639 as a senior. Teams flourish according to player development. "Every day is player development day." What are you doing today to improve?
The road to success is always under construction.
— The Winning Difference (@thewinningdiff1) December 29, 2023
Champions don't focus on competing with an opponent.
Champions compete to be better today than they were yesterday.
There is a need to improve in defeat or victory-even in the smallest way. pic.twitter.com/9rHJOLlFAz
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