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Are we helping kids… or teaching them to run from hard things?
I see this all the time in schools.
A student has a problem with a teacher, coach, classmate, or situation, and too often the first response is to remove the problem.
Switch the class.
Quit the team.
Avoid the conversation.
Have the parent step in and fix it.
I understand the instinct. We don’t want to see our kids struggle.
But Dr. Becky Kennedy said something powerful:
“The more you optimize for happiness in childhood, the more you actually wire for anxiety in adulthood.”
Kids need to learn that disappointment is survivable.
Conflict is survivable.
Failure is survivable.
Being uncomfortable is survivable.
Sometimes the best thing we can do for kids isn’t remove the hard thing.
It’s help them learn how to walk through it.
Suszi Munson retweeted
Hard work never guarantees you get hits & it never guarantees your team wins games, but it will guarantee you become more successful at life!!!
#BaseballTruth
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You've seen the vision. Now it has a name.
Introducing the Howard L. Hawks Training Facility - a project built to elevate the Omaha Athletics experience for generations to come.
📰: bit.ly/4qhMjgK
#ForThe402
Suszi Munson retweeted
Kobe Bryant explains why self-negotiation is the enemy of greatness.
"You just got to say: I'm not negotiating with myself. The deal was already made."
"The deal was made when I set out at the beginning of the summer and said this is the training plan I'm doing. I signed that contract with myself. I'm doing it."
Commitment is a choice. And the voice in your head will always try to give you an out.
You have to be greater than your self-talk and your excuses.
"Throughout that process you'll start talking to yourself like: man, I think I need to maybe... Nope. No. It's non-negotiable."
Make the commitment.
Honor the commitment.
No exceptions.
(🎥Jay Shetty Podcast)
Suszi Munson retweeted
My love letter to Omaha and the CWS. Book the ticket. Take that trip. al.com/alabama/2026/06/casag…
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Two brothers competing against each other in the CWS. Mom and Dad in the stands.
Kudos to all the pre-production planning and in-game communication that go into capitalizing on a moment like this.
This replay montage is as good as it gets in sports television.
Suszi Munson retweeted
Jordy Frahm left college softball better than she found it.
Her poise, her competitiveness and her love for the people around her is what I’ll always respect the most.
Thank you for helping @HuskerSoftball and @B1Gsoftball reach new heights. ❤️
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ONE OF ONE.
@jordybahl is the 2026 @USASoftball Collegiate Player of the Year. 🏆
Suszi Munson retweeted
Parents, I promise you this:
Whatever gossip, drama and opinions you’re living in right now with other parents about your kids, the coaches or the team, it’s so unimportant in the long run and the grand scheme of things.
Change your attitude
Change your outlook
Change your negativity
Because you’ll look back when it’s all over and regret that you didn’t just sit back and enjoy watching them grow up and mature while ⚾️ taught them solid life lessons!
#BaseballTruth
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Fernando Mendoza was a 2 star coming out of high school.
He had to beg his way into college football.
He won the national championship.
He won the Heisman trophy.
He is the first pick in the NFL draft.
The coaches that knew him the best growing up were probably telling college coaches he was special but the college coaches were reliant on the rankings to formulate their opinions.
Makeup, work ethic, toughness, maturity and aptitude are monumentally more important than showcase skills.
Special players have special traits from a young age that don't show up in player rankings.
Players
If you're genuinely outworking the competition and sacrificing like a maniac.
Believe in yourself and be relentless like Fernando Mendoza.
Suszi Munson retweeted
Great read from @rustindodd on Dusty May working w/ teaching expert
He has "created a culture that is 1 part Ted Lasso, 1 part HS teacher: always curious, never judgmental
But it also represents a larger idea: the benefits of coaching like a teacher."
nytimes.com/athletic/7167858…
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Coach Cooley is officially the new head boys basketball coach! A respected, homegrown leader and longtime assistant who now takes the reins of Titan basketball.
Suszi Munson retweeted
The National Institute of Sports Science (NISS) has just concluded that this ball was going to go through the hoop until the collective inward Gasp of Horror (GOH value of 1.0) of 15,000 Nebraska fans pulled it out
































