Austin FrankelFounder & CEO, Study Share · Student at Bucknell University | Founder of Study Share & Seat Maker

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12 Oct 2022 · 1 min

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A coach confronts an athlete who missed All-American status, blaming daily negligence and faking effort. He argues that what you do off the field shows up in performance, and that self-disappointment is a choice. The call: lock in, stop making excuses, and commit fully if you actually want to be good.

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You want to be an All-American, right? Right? Bro, how often do you go work out? How many days you go a week? But you had your opportunity to be an All-American. Was the ball in your hand? It was. You ain't do shit. Want to know why? Because when you off the floor, you don't do shit. Your focus ain't there. Like he just said, what you spend your time doing outside here, that's what you show up. So when you need your game to show up most important, it don't show up. It lets you down. Wanna know why? Because you let yourself down every day. Because you faking. If you lock in, look at me when I'm talking to you. Hold your head up because if you want to be good, you can be good. But you don't want to be it.