Just got done reading an article on one of my favorite baseball players, Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp. He's an immensely talented young man, who can become one of of the best players ever if everything breaks the right way. He's often overlooked (by fans out of the LA area), used to be undervalued (by fans in the LA area) and ready is to explode onto the scene.
As I read, I got stuck on three sentences down at the bottom of Eric Neel's wonderful work.
Does he embrace the responsibility that comes with his gifts?
Is he honest with himself about those times when he sells them short?
How badly does he want this?
I thought about myself.
Let's get it.
1 comment:
..get, get, get it!
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