Friday, January 4, 2013
Do Not Let Anyone Determine Your Worth
Morris’s 5-10, 218-pound who impressed no one at the NFL Combine. He only ran a 4.67 40-yard dash, the 19th-fastest for backs. Scouts thought he had no real value. But Morris proved his worth. He led the NFL with 22 broken tackles and gained 795 yards after contact. The National Football League announced January 2, 2013, that Washington Redskins running back Alfred Morris was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week. Morris selection marks the first time in the history of the award that a rookie running back and rookie quarterback. Morris and Griffin III became the first rookie running back/quarterback tandem to post 1,000 yards rushing and 3,000 yards passing.
What made Alfred Morris Successful:
- Faith in God
- Believe in Myself
- Heart
- Set and achieve goals
- Ability to see the field or pass receivers
- Intangible ability to run or pass
- Alfred Considers himself a "workhorse"
Alfred Morris Highlights - 2012 (Weeks 1-12)
Power Thoughts:
"A strong, positive self-image is the best possible preparation for success." - Joyce Brothers
-Maxwell Maltz
Sports Psychology Tips:
Turkish National Champions 2011-12
Building Self-Worth Through Sports
We base our Team's success on players having a great attitude and work ethic. It is mistake to develop kids self-worth on wins and loses or who is the best player. We never worry about winning. Every kid can not become a professional player. We want our players to base their self-image on attitude and work ethic. We want this to become a life time habit.
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