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Mike Tomlin explains why exceptional people should not be forced into conventional systems. “When you coach unique guys, they rewrite convention and rules in terms of how you coach.” “Whenever you have unique players, whenever you have great players, you’re learning from them.” “You’re applying the things that they do naturally, that they can’t articulate, and you try to teach others.” “You’d be negligent not to take something from a great player.” “A great player comes and says, ‘I’m going to do this.’ No, don’t do that? Dude, you’re not on the field! He’s on the field!” “They might not even be able to articulate how or why they do it. That’s what makes them who they are.” “I was so young in coaching that I just wasn’t resistant.” “When Lynch would do something freaky, it was, ‘What were you thinking there? What were you looking at? How can we make that a new rule? How can I teach that?’” “I was around these unique dudes at an early age that created this give-and-take and this openness in me that I’ve carried with me forever.”

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Kevin - WE THE PEOPLE🦁

874,603 views • 2 years ago

Deep Talk, DJ Guest with Noeul S2 on MellowPop 🎤 In the very beginning, when you first started in the industry, have you ever received really bad comments? 🐰 Yes. It was during the time when I played nong Rain and it was popular. Being in a bl series, I received comments like, "selling fan service" "don't have real talent" things like that. When I look back, I think it's funny. 🎤 How was it? 🐰 What's up with the person who said those things? I just feel like you should focus on yourself first. You still haven't become something yet. You're still, "누구세요" (nuguseyo; Who are you?) What accomplishments have you done, for you to insult others? You insult others about how this person is like this and that person is like that. What standards do you use to insult others? I think Internet comments are funny because they use accounts with fake pfp. They use fake profiles and not even their own photos but they make comments at other people like, "that person isn't handsome" "this person isn't pretty." 🐰 There is no one as pretty as you. 😏🔥 (sarcasm) 🐰 There's no universal standard that says, this is pretty, this is not pretty. Everyone's beauty standard is different. Which is why I think that everyone has their own charms. What is the beauty standard, do they have to be fair skin tone, tall or skinny, in order to be pretty? I don't think that has to do with it. You can be plus-sized, tan or dark skin tone, you are charming. You can look good in your own way. So don't use your standards and the type that you like to judge others on whether they look good or not; as well as judge them on whether they are talented or not. If they weren't talented they wouldn't be able to stand in this spot. There are many who want to be in this spot. People who want to hate you, will hate you even if you're standing still. So don't take it seriously. Don't try to change yourself or think, "What should I do to make them like me?" You can do your best and they still won't like you. #Noeulnuttarat #S2TheSunset #BoNoh #MagentaBoy

Deep Talk, DJ Guest with Noeul S2 on MellowPop 🎤 In the very beginning, when you first started in the industry, have you ever received really bad comments? 🐰 Yes. It was during the time when I played nong Rain and it was popular. Being in a bl series, I received comments like, "selling fan service" "don't have real talent" things like that. When I look back, I think it's funny. 🎤 How was it? 🐰 What's up with the person who said those things? I just feel like you should focus on yourself first. You still haven't become something yet. You're still, "누구세요" (nuguseyo; Who are you?) What accomplishments have you done, for you to insult others? You insult others about how this person is like this and that person is like that. What standards do you use to insult others? I think Internet comments are funny because they use accounts with fake pfp. They use fake profiles and not even their own photos but they make comments at other people like, "that person isn't handsome" "this person isn't pretty." 🐰 There is no one as pretty as you. 😏🔥 (sarcasm) 🐰 There's no universal standard that says, this is pretty, this is not pretty. Everyone's beauty standard is different. Which is why I think that everyone has their own charms. What is the beauty standard, do they have to be fair skin tone, tall or skinny, in order to be pretty? I don't think that has to do with it. You can be plus-sized, tan or dark skin tone, you are charming. You can look good in your own way. So don't use your standards and the type that you like to judge others on whether they look good or not; as well as judge them on whether they are talented or not. If they weren't talented they wouldn't be able to stand in this spot. There are many who want to be in this spot. People who want to hate you, will hate you even if you're standing still. So don't take it seriously. Don't try to change yourself or think, "What should I do to make them like me?" You can do your best and they still won't like you. #Noeulnuttarat #S2TheSunset #BoNoh #MagentaBoy

𝙇𝘼𝙕𝙔𝘿𝙍𝘼𝙂𝙊𝙉 🐉

12,980 views • 3 months ago

Perrie reposted on Instagram (18/05/2026): “I’m not angry, I’m not bitter, I’m not holding a grudge. I’d just rather protect my peace than perform a reunion that I don’t feel. You can be forgiven and still not be welcome. I’m not even being cold – that’s just clarity. […] I forgave you; I just don’t want you near me anymore… People confuse forgiveness with reconciliation. They think because you let it go, you should let them back in. Forgiveness is access that has to be earned. Just because I released the anger, doesn’t mean I forgot what you showed me. I can forgive you and still not trust you. I can wish you well and still not want you in my space. I can pray for you and still keep the door locked… Those things aren’t contradictions; they’re wisdom. People who get upset when you forgive but don’t restore access didn’t want your forgiveness – they wanted their position back. They wanted to skip the accountability and go straight back to proximity. But proximity without change is just a second opportunity to do the same thing.”

Perrie reposted on Instagram (18/05/2026): “I’m not angry, I’m not bitter, I’m not holding a grudge. I’d just rather protect my peace than perform a reunion that I don’t feel. You can be forgiven and still not be welcome. I’m not even being cold – that’s just clarity. […] I forgave you; I just don’t want you near me anymore… People confuse forgiveness with reconciliation. They think because you let it go, you should let them back in. Forgiveness is access that has to be earned. Just because I released the anger, doesn’t mean I forgot what you showed me. I can forgive you and still not trust you. I can wish you well and still not want you in my space. I can pray for you and still keep the door locked… Those things aren’t contradictions; they’re wisdom. People who get upset when you forgive but don’t restore access didn’t want your forgiveness – they wanted their position back. They wanted to skip the accountability and go straight back to proximity. But proximity without change is just a second opportunity to do the same thing.”

JADE tea room ☕️

102,230 views • 3 months ago

When you feel alone, unstable, or unsure why things are unfolding the way they are, follow along with this du’a: Ya Waliyy, be my closest friend when the world drifts away. Guard me with the grip that never slips. Guide me gently through what I don’t understand, and let every loss lead me back to You. Ya Barr, keep me firm on the ground of Your goodness. Make my faith steady when my heart trembles. Let me love what brings me to Your stability, and make me patient with what keeps me on its shore. Ya Rafeeq, be tender with my soul as You unfold Your plan. Soften the path without removing its purpose. Make me gentle with others as You’ve been gentle with me. And when I am lonely, fill that space with Your company. Ameen. Watch Episode 4 of The Name I Need:

When you feel alone, unstable, or unsure why things are unfolding the way they are, follow along with this du’a: Ya Waliyy, be my closest friend when the world drifts away. Guard me with the grip that never slips. Guide me gently through what I don’t understand, and let every loss lead me back to You. Ya Barr, keep me firm on the ground of Your goodness. Make my faith steady when my heart trembles. Let me love what brings me to Your stability, and make me patient with what keeps me on its shore. Ya Rafeeq, be tender with my soul as You unfold Your plan. Soften the path without removing its purpose. Make me gentle with others as You’ve been gentle with me. And when I am lonely, fill that space with Your company. Ameen. Watch Episode 4 of The Name I Need:

Yaqeen Institute

26,817 views • 6 months ago

🔬HOW WE JUDGE OUR PLAYERS IN WORKOUTS… Most players think if they make shots, they have a good training session or practice. To me that’s not even in the top 3. If Players come in and do these 3 things, we’ll have a really productive session.. 1. Pace - Have a high work rate, move with intensity and purpose. 2. Bounce Back - How quickly do you bounce back when negative adversity hits… missing shots, losing a drill, getting scored on, etc. 3. Presence - If you come in the gym with positive energy, ready to work, communicating, etc. Seems like a 3 of those are choices too 😉

🔬HOW WE JUDGE OUR PLAYERS IN WORKOUTS… Most players think if they make shots, they have a good training session or practice. To me that’s not even in the top 3. If Players come in and do these 3 things, we’ll have a really productive session.. 1. Pace - Have a high work rate, move with intensity and purpose. 2. Bounce Back - How quickly do you bounce back when negative adversity hits… missing shots, losing a drill, getting scored on, etc. 3. Presence - If you come in the gym with positive energy, ready to work, communicating, etc. Seems like a 3 of those are choices too 😉

Steve Dagostino

53,638 views • 2 years ago