808 | Roger Crawford: “Never Let Acceptable Get in The Way of Exceptional.”

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Sean Croxton

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🗓️ 31 December 2019

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Hall of Fame athlete Roger Crawford makes his first appearance on the show with a message about embracing “possibility thinking”, transcending your circumstances, and believing in yourself in order to accomplish things that may seem impossible. Source: Play to Win On Court and Off - Roger Crawford Keynote at 2016 Tennis Congress

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0:00.0	Yo, today's QOD is never that acceptable.
0:04.2	Get in the way of exceptional.
0:06.8	Here we go.
0:07.8	Welcome back to the QOD of the Day Show.
0:35.1	I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and .com.
0:38.1	We got another brand new speaker on the show today.
0:40.5	His name is Roger Crawford.
0:42.7	And today Roger is talking about embracing possibility,
0:47.6	not impossibility, but what's possible for you, which
0:50.7	is pretty much anything, believing in yourself,
0:54.7	because you can't do it if you don't believe in yourself
0:57.4	and transcending your circumstances.
1:00.8	Here's Roger.
1:03.6	The physical challenge that I have affects all four of my limbs
1:07.2	from the elbows down and from the knees down.
1:10.8	As Bob mentioned, his introduction, I said,
1:12.6	everybody faces challenges.
1:14.2	Some you can see and some you can't.
1:16.8	Probably wondering if having three fingers in short arms
1:19.8	affects my life today?
1:21.7	Yes, it does.
1:23.7	With selfies.
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