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"She never stopped holding me accountable. She always thought there were ways for me to get better...and she pushed me really hard to get me as good as I am." -Caitlin Clark Average players avoid feedback, good players seek it. But the best? They demand coaching, embracing daily challenges... show more

The Winning Difference

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Greg Berge2 years ago

The greatest players want accountability. They want to be the best. And they know that coaching and feedback is how they get better. Be Coachable. Seek Feedback.

Scott Taylor2 years ago

Comfort zones are creativity killers. Complacency stops growth, breeds mediocrity. It's essential because, without challenges, we can't discover our full potential. Set a monthly challenge that scares you. Embracing challenges has transformed my mediocrity into excellence.

Josh Jostes2 years ago

All the GREAT ones want this!

Meow-wah 🇺🇸2 years ago

She failed to win a single national championship...yet she the goat according to all ridiculous asinine mainstream media & social media We're officially living in Clownsville, America

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