Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Blog # 12: Top 10 Life-Lessons to Learn From Tennis

1. The Rafa lesson- There is no substitute for sheer hard work and determination and grit and sweat and blood and tears. Need I say more?

2. The Ferrer lesson-- it is not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog.

3. The Sod and Berdych lesson-- if at first you don't succeed, keep trying. Not all of us come into our greatness right away.

4. The Roddick lesson: There is nothing better and professional consistency and hard work-- Roddick in the top 10 the last 7 years speaks volumes.

5. The Fed lesson-- the class with which you do something matters as much as what you accomplish.

6. The Gulbis/Monfils/Gasquet lesson-- no matter how talented you are, if you don't put in the work or have the head and heart, you will not reach greatness.

7. The Murray and Djoko lesson-- capitalize quickly and forcefully when your window is open, because it closes fast.

8. Rafa lesson #2-- constantly be looking for ways to transform, adapt, and change your "game" for the better.

9. The Fed lesson # 2-- ultimately you are alone out there (he basically has no coach) with others surrounding you who love and care about you-- it is up to YOU!

10. The Rafa lesson # 3-- it is all about head and heart and mental toughness!!!

AD OUT...

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