Lesson Two: Assume there is practice unless you have been told otherwise

by | Jul 20, 2023 | Lessons | 0 comments

The over-arching thread throughout these lessons is the building of consistency and being reliable. Just thinking of these-discipline’s; makes me shape my hands into a fist and say Yeah! No matter the weather or circumstance you are there. If you want people, co-workers your boss to trust you enough to give you that next big assignment; you have to show that you can be trusted. Being consistent speaks volumes (it all starts at practice).

Also if you at practice you show what you could do in a game situation

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