
Chris Pronger
@chrispronger • 132,058 subscribers
Hockey Hall of Fame 2015, 2007 Stanley Cup Champion, 2x Olympic Gold Medalist ('02/'10), Speaker and International Bestselling Author
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Teemu and I had our battles over the years. Big hits, playoff series, heated moments… then we became teammates in Anaheim and have been great friends ever since. That’s why having him write the foreword for EARNED meant a lot. Appreciate the friendship and support over the years.
Chris Pronger56,649 views • 16 days ago

Back in Anaheim this week reconnecting with old friends, fans, and the Anaheim Ducks community. Dinner at Selanne Steak Tavern, media in LA then Blues vs Ducks at the Honda Center. Even ran into my old friend Jon Hamm at the game. Big things happening with OC Vibe too. Momentum is building in the OC.
Chris Pronger85,065 views • 2 months ago

I didn’t get off to a perfect start. Early in my career, I struggled with a lackadaisical work ethic and a knack for finding trouble. The talent was there but talent alone doesn’t get you where you want to go. I had to have some tough conversations with myself. Moments where I looked in the mirror and asked, is this really who you want to be? That’s when I made the decision to challenge the competitor inside me, to live up to the potential, to become the best player and the best person I could be. Period. From that moment on, I stacked the work. One rep. One skate. One game. One season at a time. The compound effect of that discipline built something greater than I ever could’ve imagined. Over time, my ability to play at a high level wasn’t the exception, it became the standard. And that’s the lesson: potential means nothing if you’re not willing to do the work. Sent
Chris Pronger199,547 views • 11 months ago

Talent gave me a start. Hard work gave me an edge. But becoming a savage — that’s what built my career. Because talent can open doors, but it won’t keep them open. Hard work sets you apart, but only for a while. It’s the mindset — the relentless, ruthless commitment to growth, pain, and pressure — that turns potential into greatness. Anyone can start with talent. Few have the guts to become a savage.
Chris Pronger84,505 views • 6 months ago

Big goals are built one small win at a time. Win today. Build confidence. Repeat.
Chris Pronger14,627 views • 5 months ago
