Madame, this child is gifted, and I heard that enough that I started to believe it.

If you have the opportunity, not a perfect opportunity, and you don't take it, you may never have another job.

It all was so clear. It was just like the picture started to form itself.

There was no way in which a lie could prevail over the truth, darkness over light,

birth over life.

Every day I wake up and decide.

Today I'm going to love my life.

Decide.

My advice is if they don't break your leg once when you go in that place stay out of there. And then along come these differential experiences that you don't look for, you don't plan for,

but boy you better not miss them. Back in October we featured an interview with Duke University's Mike Shachevski, better known as Coach Kaye, and I promised at the end of that episode that come March madness, I would devote an episode to the words and wisdom of another legendary college

basketball coach. Some might call him the college basketball coach, the archetype,

the one who inspired the next generation of coaches including Mike Sh chefski.

The one who won more NCAA championships than any other. The first one voted into the

basketball Hall of Fame twice, once as a player and once as a coach, John Wooden.

The definition I coined for success is peace of mind,

attained only through self-satisfaction in knowing

you made the effort to become the best of which you're capable. Now we're all

equal there. We're not all equal to as far as intelligence concern. We're not

equal as far as size. We're not as far as appearance, we do not all have the same opportunities, we're

not born in the same environments, but we're all absolutely equal and having the opportunity

to make the most of what we have not comparing or worrying about

what others have. This is what it takes a podcast about passion, vision and

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