Sunday, February 28, 2010

MESSAGE #1046 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT PATTI LaBELLE #2

The
only people
to
get even with
are
those
who
have helped
you.

Patti LaBelle
American entertainer

Saturday, February 27, 2010

MESSAGE #1045 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT PATTI LaBELLE

The
only time
you run
out of
chances
is
when
you stop
taking
them.

Patti LaBelle
American entertainer

Friday, February 26, 2010

MESSAGE #1044 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT MICHELANGELO

The greatest danger
for
most of us
is not
that
our aim
is too high
and
we miss it,
but
that it is too low
and
we reach it.

Michelangelo (1475-1564)
Italian
painter
sculptor
architect
poet
engineer
genius

Thursday, February 25, 2010

MESSAGE #1043 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE

Nothing
is
so contagious
as
enthusiasm.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)
English poet and philosopher

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

MESSAGE #1042 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT TOM FLEMING

Somewhere
in the world
there is
someone training
when
you are not.
When
you race him,
he will win.

Tom Fleming
world-class
marathon runner
and
coach

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

MESSAGE #1041 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT STEVE PREFONTAINE

To give
anything
less than
your best
is
to sacrifice
the Gift.

Steve Prefontaine (1851-1975)
American runner

Monday, February 22, 2010

MESSAGE #1040 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT EMIL ZATOPEK #2

If
one
can stick
to the training
throughout
the many
long years,
then
will power
is
no longer
a problem.
It’s raining?
That doesn’t matter.
I am tired?
That’s beside the point.
It’s simply that
I just have to.

Emil Zatopek
Olympic
gold medalist
5,000 m
10,000 m
marathon

Sunday, February 21, 2010

MESSAGE #1039 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT EMIL ZATOPEK

There’s
a great advantage
in training
under
unfavorable conditions.

Emil Zatopek
Olympic
gold medalist
5,000 m
10,000 m
marathon

Saturday, February 20, 2010

MESSAGE #1038 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT LINDSEY VONN

I dreamed
about
what
this
would feel like,
but
it is
much better
in
real life.

Lindsey Vonn
Olympic
gold medalist
alpine skiing

Friday, February 19, 2010

MESSAGE #1037 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT PICABO STREET

I learned
what
all girls
need to learn:
that
you can fight
to win
and
you should
never
be ashamed
of it.
Don’t let
anything
slow
you
down.

Picabo Street
Olympic
gold medalist
alpine skiing

Thursday, February 18, 2010

MESSAGE #1036 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT CHARLIE McCARTHY

Don’t build
me
a watch,
just
tell
me
the time.

Charlie McCarthy
Chief Operating Officer
Tetley USA

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

MESSAGE #1035 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT WAYNE GRETZKY

You miss
100%
of
the shots
you never take.

Wayne Gretzky
greatest
pro hockey player
ever

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

MESSAGE #1034 -- HOW TO BE THE NEXT VINCE LOMBARDI

It’s not
whether
you get
knocked down.
It’s
whether
you get up
again.

Vince Lombardi
greatest
pro football coach
ever

Monday, February 15, 2010

MESSAGE #1033 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT COACH HOLTZ

You
never
get ahead
of anyone
as long as
you try
to get even
with him.

Lou Holtz
former head
football coach
Notre Dame

Sunday, February 14, 2010

MESSAGE #1032 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT SARAH BERNHARDT

It is
in
spending oneself
that
one
becomes rich.

Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923)
French actress

Saturday, February 13, 2010

MESSAGE #1031 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT H. JACKSON BROWN

Learn
to
listen.
Opportunity
sometimes
knocks
very
softly.

H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
writer

Friday, February 12, 2010

MESSAGE #1030 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT EINSTEIN

Imagination
is
more important
than
knowledge.

Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
genius

Thursday, February 11, 2010

MESSAGE #1029 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT GREAT ATHLETE

What
counts
in battle
is what
you do
once the pain
sets in.

John Short
South African coach

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

MESSAGE #1028 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT COACH WOODEN

A leader
is interested
in finding
the best way –
not in having
his own way.

John Wooden
greatest
college basketball coach
ever

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

MESSAGE #1027 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT CUS D'AMATO

Fear
is
your best friend
or
you worst enemy.
It’s like fire.
If you can
control it,
it can
cook for you;
it can
heat your house.
If you can’t
control it,
it will burn
everything
around you
and
destroy you.

Cus D’Amato (1908-1985)
American boxing
trainer & manager

Monday, February 8, 2010

MESSAGE #1026 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT BILL RODGERS

If you
want to win
a race
you
have to go
a little
berserk.

Bill Rodgers
American champion
long-distance runner

Sunday, February 7, 2010

MESSAGE #1025 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT PASTEUR

Chance
favors
only
the
prepared
mind.

Louis Pasteur
French chemist
& microbiologist

Saturday, February 6, 2010

MESSAGE #1024 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT W.C. FIELDS

Horse sense
is a
good judgment
which
keeps
horses
from
betting on
people.

W.C. Fields (1880-1946)
American entertainer

Friday, February 5, 2010

MESSAGE # -1023 -HOW TO BE THE NEXT DR. SHEEHAN

Everyone
is an athlete.
The only difference
is
that
some of us
are
in training,
and
some
are not.

George Sheehan, M.D. (1918-1993)
runner,
writer,
philosopher,
cardiologist

Thursday, February 4, 2010

MESSAGE #1022 - HOW TO BE A WORLD-CLASS CYCLIST

One of the reasons
I ride
is because
it hurts at times.
There’s a certain
discipline and freedom
that comes
when you push yourself
to the limit.
There have been times
when my heart
is about
to jump out
of my chest,
my tongue
is dragging
in my spokes,
and
I’m sucking wind
like a vacuum cleaner.
And just when
every nerve and fiber
screams
you can’t do any more,
somebody jumps
and
you take off after him,
forgetting the pain.
Later when you look
inside yourself,
you see things
a little deeper,
a little wider,
and a little clearer.
You realize
that you can do things
you never thought
you could.
Your dreams get
a little bigger,
your hopes
a little stronger.

Rich Griffith

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

MESSAGE #1020 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT MANDIBLE JONES

There are
three ways
to pedal
a bike.
With the legs,
with the lungs,
or
with the heart.

Mandible Jones
writer

Monday, February 1, 2010

MESSAGE #1019 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT RICHARD VIRENQUE

When
you want
to do
something,
you give
yourself
up to it
completely,
and
someone
who doesn’t
want
to do it
as much
won’t go as well
because
they will feel
the pain
more.

Richard Virenque
French pro cyclist