Life is just a game of inches, and that is the Court of the Day.

Welcome back to the Court of the Day show. I'm your host Sean Crox and a

Sean Crox and .com. If I sound a little extra fired up today, it's because I just

got done listening to today's clip. This one really gives me fired up. It really

gets me going. Why? Because it aligns so much with my philosophy on life, which as

you may know is this little by little, a little becomes a lot. And in this clip,

it's from the movie Any Given Sunday, Coach Tony D'Amato, played by Al Pacino,

is imploring his team at halftime to go out there and win this game.

You know, they're down to a bunch of points, but here's the thing. They're not going

to be able to win the game in one big play. You know, sometimes we look at our

goals and we look at the big picture, and we're wondering how are we going to get

this done? And we want to get it done in one fell swoop, but it just feels so

overwhelming. But one thing that I encourage you to do is to step back. And this is

the start thinking about, OK, what's the little move I can make today? What's the

move I can make tomorrow? What's the next inch I'm going to nab on my way toward

that goal? And so the coach in this clip, again, is imploring his team to go out

there and win this game, but to win this game, inch by inch, gaining yard by

yard, moving forward, play by play, because that's the way you win. That's the way

you reach the goal. Real quick, there's some language in this one. I didn't want

to take it out because it was going to take away from the power of the clip. Here's

the coach. I don't know what to say, really. Three minutes through the biggest

battle of our professional lives. All comes down to today. Either we heal as a

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