Reminds me of when my dad took me off the track team in 9th grade for having a B in geometry. Hated him for it in the moment but understood the lesson later on when it mattered.
When AJ Dybantsa got a C- in a class his father called his AAU coach and told him he was not to play in the next game under any circumstances
Ace and AJ drove 6 hours from Brockton to Philly, he warmed up like normal, and when the game started he sat on the bench the entire time
AJ cried on the 6 hour car ride back home
(nytimes.com/athletic/7649979…)
It's a lot easier to look out a window & blame others than it is to look in a mirror & examine yourself.
The devil knows your name, but calls you by your sin. God knows your sin, but calls you by your name.
Set the kind of goals that will require you to become someone better in order to achieve them. In the end, who you’ve become will be more valuable than the goals you achieved.



