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What began as a humble preparation for the pinnacle of achievement has blossomed into a profound journey, nurturing the four pillars of holistic player development and shaping young men of unwavering integrity.With each step taken in faith, let us inscribe our path with the steadfast principles of honesty, dedication, and commitment, forging a legacy that endures beyond the confines of the playing field. https://lnkd.in/d7wycbgW

We woke up to a new political situation. We do everything to save mankind; we make regulations and laws about everything and anything. They tax your efforts in order to put you down, claiming it is for your own good. Politics and religion are the sole reasons for wars in the world, yet we still do not abandon politics and religion. With the election of Trump, a new situation has arisen. We might get a new direction, and perhaps the time when “Hans” gets so angry that he writes a letter is over. Maybe it takes madness to control madness, and it might be an option that has been out of our focus because it is not political or religious enough to call a shuffle for a shuffle. Let’s put “Hans Blix” behind us and see what this direction will bring. I hope that we wake up to consequences and actions. https://lnkd.in/dCN5p7p8

HOW TO GET SELECTED TO REPRESENT YOUR COUNTRY - a lesson in how to turn an idea into reality You don't need "ability" (I'm proof) all you need is a dash of self belief, some persistence, and the willingness to take "action." The nuttiest ideas become real when you have the courage to dream big and take the necessary persistent action to make your dreams come true. As a young kid growing up, Mick's dream was to play for Australia. But he quickly discovered desire is no substitute for ability, of which he had none. Then finally, at the age of 42, after successive failures at cricket, rugby league, rugby union, surf lifesaving and lawn bowls, he discovers the game of sudoku. Also a lesson in how to become an outstanding public speaker

The best part of the job is definitely this! Lovely review from my client and it really validates how important the legal work is that we do in CICA claims which is such a niche and often misunderstood area. #review #IrwinMitchell #CICA #teamwork

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What’s the world coming to when you can’t even count on a lion to do his job? I’m kidding, of course, but have you noticed all the videos of people petting, hugging, and playing with jungle cats, even sharks? Makes you wonder if anything you believed about these animals was true. Here are three lessons from these videos: 1. Animals behave according to how they are treated. Cats, no matter how big, will treat us with love and genuine affection if they are treated in the same way. However, it’s important to note that their basic needs for shelter and food must first be met, but once met, we get the best of any creature. Human beings are no exception. It makes you wonder what the world would be like if no human being had to worry about shelter, food, or medical bills. 2. Challenge your beliefs. Dean Schneider (in the video), Kevin Richardson et al. didn’t accept the common belief that these beasts are inherently savage. We hold similar misconceptions about certain persons, races, or nationalities—ideas that won’t test well. Just ask the Ku Klux Klan members whom Daryl Davis, a black musician, befriended. Daryl transformed many Klansmen’s negative beliefs about black people whom none of them, until Daryl, had ever even met. 3. Fear is self-fulfilling, but so is love. Anyone experienced with animals will always tell you that animals often become dangerous when in some stage of fear, and fear tends to reflect at whatever it’s directed against. Human beings are the same. What we bring to a situation comes back to us. So, why not choose love over fear? The lesson from these videos is that no one gets eaten when everyone is already full. It’s not too far of a leap to expect the same will be true for us. Meet people’s basic needs, and our savage nature will be tamed. The way to a better world is to first provide everyone with food, shelter, and health care, which we can achieve now. But first, we’ll need to challenge all of our negative ideas about each other. I wonder which is harder? 😎 https://lnkd.in/eCeFRj6d

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