MOTIVATIONAL STORY - TOM BRADY: THE WILL ALWAYS FINDS A WAY

 

For this piece, I encourage you to set aside five minutes in your day to watch this fantastic video we are sharing from Tom Brady, the 7-time Super Bowl winning NFL quarterback! He takes time to tell you his secrets about reaching your Dreams.

Tom talks about how as an athlete, he was not blessed with the physical traits that scouts seek in a prospect. That he was told by some coaches and scouts back in his early days to look for a new career. That he just wasn’t good enough. He will tell you that he had to find other traits to help him achieve his Dreams … traits like discipline, work effort and perseverance to overcome skills that he might have been lacking.

He speaks about working to be one percent better than the day before. To take care of your body - it is your #1 Asset. That the Magic you’re looking for is in the Will of Trying. That WILL always Finds a Way!

This is a highly motivating video from one of the great winning athletes of all time!

Jim Loria


Tom Brady Video Link: https://t.co/J1RlWJy1hn


MOTIVATIONAL QUOTES FROM TOM BRADY ...  

“I don’t care about three years ago… I don’t care about two years ago. I don’t care about last year. The only things I care about is this week.”

“If you want to perform at the highest level, then you have to prepare at the highest level.”

“There are a lot of guys who are all talk. They say they want to work harder and be the best, but they never pay the price. I love paying the price.”

"You wanna know which ring is my favorite? The next one.”

“You can’t go out and practice average on Wednesday, average on Thursday, okay on Friday and then expect to play well on Sunday.”


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