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HOW TO BE A GREAT ARTIST…FROM VAN GOAH & PICASSO
“The thing has already taken form
in my mind before I start it.
The first attempts are absolutely unbearable.
I say this because I want you to know
that if you see something worthwhile
in what I am doing,
it is not by accident
but because of real direction and purpose.”
- Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890), Artist
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“Every child is born an artist. The trick is to remain an artist.”
- Pablo Picasso, Artist
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WISDOM FROM A BIOLOGIST AND A FOOTBALL COACH
“I don't know
If the optimists
or
the pessimists
are right.
But,
the optimists
are going to get
something done.”
- Craig Venter
Biologist
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“People of mediocre ability
sometimes achieve
outstanding success
because they don't know
when to quit.
Most people
succeed because
they are
determined to.”
- George Allen (April 29,1918 – December 31,1990)
American Football Coach
Pro Football Hall of fame
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SUCCESS LEAVES CLUES
Pat Summit, women's basketball coach at the University of Tennessee ,
is the winningest Divison I college basketball coach of all time. She
has won more games than any other women's coach. She has won more than
any other men's coach. She has won more than anyone!
Whenever you find someone that successful, be a detective because
Success leaves clues.
In Pat Summit's case, you don't have to be that good a detective
because she'll tell you her success secrets.
Here they are . . .
COACH PAT SUMMIT'S
DEFINITE DOZEN SYSTEM FOR SUCCESS
1. Respect yourself and others.
2. Take full responsibility.
3. Develop and demonstrate loyalty.
4. Learn to be a great communicator.
5. Discipline yourself so no one else has to.
6. Make hard work your passion.
7. Don't just work hard, work smart.
8. Put the team before yourself.
9. Make winning an attitude.
10. Be a competitor.
11. Change is a must.
12. Handle success like you handle failure.
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Now that we know what to do – the challenge is to do what we know.
-- from: Dr. Rob Gilbert with Joe DePalma
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