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Is it worth it? That next level you’re chasing — the one that separates the average from the elite — doesn’t come without a price. The real question is: What are you willing to do to get there?

Chris Pronger

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Jason Myrtetus1 year ago

This is very similar to how I am approaching my battle with cancer. What I am willing to do get there (cancer free)? I am willing to do the things cancer isn’t willing to do. Fight harder, not retreat, never surrender and finish the job to rid myself of this shit. Thanks for posting Prongs and keep these coming. People can use hearing these words. I know I get something from hearing and seeing them. 🥅🏒🏒👊🏒🏒🥅

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Bryce Davidson 🧢1 year ago

Great message and one we know well…the real competition is always with the person in the mirror

Grant Stephens1 year ago

I love your messages, Chris. Is there a program tied to this that I could start focusing on?

Chris Pronger1 year ago

It is in the works.

J Bux1 year ago

Thank you sir for your sacrifice. You gave this Blues fan sooo many great memories.

Nate Orr1 year ago

Love this! Adversity is a gift!

David Valcourt1 year ago

hey chris, would love to know when you gonna release your thread on lane hutson. Love your work keep it up

DanJones1 year ago

I hope MSL has the Habs watching this today.

🇨🇦 Think Less Play Faster {TLPF} Hockey 🇨🇦1 year ago

Excellent! In sports and life. Character drives performance in sports and life. One of the reasons why parents invest in having their children play multi-sports should be to build character not to become a professional athlete. Great Q: “Is it worth it?”🏒🏈⚽️⚾️🎾🏀

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