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Ryan Clark Verified account @Realrclark25 · Apr 28, 2024

Dear Undrafted Free agents,

I know this isn’t what you wanted. These moments aren’t the ones you dreamed of. You’ve dreamt of being the number 1 pick, hearing your name called by the commissioner, getting that phone call from your new head coach asking if your ready to fulfill your nfl dream… well that wasn’t meant to be your story. 

You balled in college, you were one of the best players on your team but still the phone didn’t ring.

Your story doesn’t have to end here. You still have others chapters, You just need to remember, you are your own author. You can still make a team, win a Super Bowl, maybe you won’t be a hall of famer, but you can star in a lot of Hall of fame stories. 

They need you. in fact, They’re more of us than there are first rounders. You just have to believe in you. Wipe the tears, flip the page and get back to the drawing board. It’s time to get a damn job. You never know you may look back 22 years from now and be on a stage, with people who were actually drafted themselves, yet, you’ve done so much along the way, that no one remembers that you didn’t get that call this weekend… your clock starts now… Even if it didn’t go the way you wanted. You got this. I look forward to telling your story… see y’all on the other side. 

Undrafted Free Agent, 
  Ryan Clark

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness Verified account @coachajkings · Mar 30, 2024

Mike Tomlin said, "There's no substitute for work. You can talk about all kinds of stuff, but at the end of the day, it's about the work."

Success comes from doing the work.
• It means discipline.
• It means commitment.

It doesn't matter what you're capable of, it matters what you are willing to do.

What You Need to Know About Commitment:
1. It's an every day thing - It means consistency because commitment isn't a one time event. It means committing to the process of improving and putting in the time. It takes consistency and work to improve. Success is the result of consistently showing up and doing the work day in and day out.

2. It takes sacrifice - Commitment means prioritization and sacrifice. Ask yourself: "What am I willing to pay for this?" If you work hard then sacrifice isn't something to regret. It means you have chosen something to fight for and you have defined what matters to you.

3. It means choosing discipline over motivation - Motivation will come and go so rely on your daily discipline. Stick to your routines and build good habits. Act regardless of how you are feeling. When you stay disciplined, you build habits, routines, and ultimately build the self-image of who you want to become.

4. It means accepting there will be adversity - Expect that there will be sacrifices, failures, criticisms, and rejections. Build the muscle of resilience. Being prepared for obstacles strengthens your resolve. It equips you to navigate through tough times with determination and focus.

5. It means being intentional - Be intentional about how hard you work and what you work on. Little details make big victories. Set clear goals and stay focused. You create big changes and reinforce your commitment when you are intentional every day about how you work.

6. Your mindset matters - Your mindset can make or break your commitment and work ethic. Believe in yourself and where you are headed. Have faith that putting the work in will make a difference. If you believe that you can't do something, you're unlikely to try.
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Kurt Hester @TheKurtHester · Mar 3, 2024

As I reflect back on my over 35 year career in Sport Performance I gratefully pay homage to the 2 men that gave me time, knowledge, experiences and saw something in me that I didn’t see in myself. Without Tom Shaw & Gayle Hatch I would not achieved anything in this field!
#💯

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Coach B @RickyBrumfield · Feb 23, 2024

From my Heart!!! 🙏 Great stuff G, appreciate you having me 👊🏾

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