Before the big game, Roy doesn't exactly ask the Diamond Dogs for advice, but he does share his feelings, which are that Keeley looked awesome in the pictures all by herself, and it kind of made him feel unnecessary. And because he also mentions that he was baffled by his own reactions to Jamie confessing his love to Keeley, Nate interrupts to confess that he tried to kiss her. Roy is not bothered by this, which Nate seems to take personally — instead of taking it as maybe a very different situation, given that he grabbed her without her consent and is not her ex-boyfriend, while Jamie is her ex-boyfriend who shared his feelings with her in a way that was obviously pretty well thought-out. Without friends, success becomes a lonely journey. Both the highs and lows of any worthwhile pursuit are best shared with loved ones. Loyalty

Walk through Coach Wooden’s tested Pyramid of Success framework that has been responsible for creating more champions, building more companies, and changing the lives of its followers than perhaps any other success plan ever The first season's last shot is Rebecca's stunned face after Ted accidentally spat water in it. The second season's last shot is Nate's smug face after he metaphorically spat in Ted's. Confidence — True abiding confidence is earned through tenaciously pursuing and attaining those skills that allow you to reach your own level of competency; that is, excellence. There is a lot of commonality between confidence and courage. I had two great mentors in life, my father and Coach Wooden,” Bridges says. “Be humble. Be grateful. That’s who he was.”

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Comically Missing the Point: It takes Higgins four tries to get it right in advising Keeley about the possibility of taking a new job. John Wooden was born and grew up in Indiana. He graduated high school in 1928 and played four years of college basketball for Purdue University until graduation in 1932. His basketball accolades are well documented (and easily found) with a simple Google search.

These are the foundations success is built upon. It’s almost impossible to become successful without balance in these areas. Industriousness Patience (good things take time): It takes roughly a decade to become an overnight success. Any outstanding achievement takes time, and those who make it are those who continue to believe in their ability.

Ted Lasso

Under self-control – wooden wrote: “in every championship game when we had the game won, during timeout I directed the players, “don’t make fools out of yourselves. Let’s let the alumni and the fans do that. I know you want to get the nets, and I know you feel good, and that’s fine, but let’s have no excessive exultation” – coming from an American and one of the greatest American coaches of all time this was near enough a miracle. Psychological Projection: Parts of Nate's rant are clearly about the resentment he feels towards his father that he's projecting onto Ted because he considers him an easier target. Set a realistic goal. Concentrate on its achievement by resisting all temptations and being determined and persistent. The Heart of the Pyramid CONDITION: