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“There are many ways of going forward, but only one way of standing still” – Franklin D. Roosevelt
This is about the time in the NFL season when preaching about sticking to your process, embracing uncertainty, and letting variance swing its many different ways will go in one ear and right out the other. We’ve read it, practiced it, watched our weeks play out (for good or for bad), and here we are in Week 12, trying to maintain discipline and set ourselves up for a strong stretch run. So, with that said, as I keep this intro short this week, I wanted to start out with the quote above from the longest-term President in the history of the United States. With each passing week, we must learn something. We can’t be stubborn enough to change, nor confident enough to not listen and ask questions. If we are, we are getting lapped by the field ten times over. I need to remind myself of this all the time and need to constantly work harder to put this into practice. Knowing yourself better than anyone else is a strength. There aren’t two ways about it. Whether you know what you’re good at, or what you’re not so good at, they are equally valuable traits. Identifying these areas, and practicing and sharpening those skills is exactly where we want to be all season.
My promise to all of you is to not give you the same content every week. I mentioned last week how I’d like you to view “Willing to Lose” in a judgment-free zone a la Planet Fitness, and I sincerely hope you do. I’m going to be wrong many times here, just as I have been through 11 weeks, but I hope to also be right many times, just as I have been through 11 weeks. We’re building something great at OWS, and I continue to be encouraged by how sharp the content and conversations in this community are each week. Let’s ambush the leaderboards in Week 12 . . .
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