Fail Harder!
When our children were very young we encouraged failure. As they learned to ride a bike we knew they would struggle, yet we encouraged them to keep trying, knowing at some point they would figure it out and ride safely without our assistance. Failure was a part of learning and growth. When they first hit a ball off the tee, or took shots at the tiny basket in the living room, we encouraged them with all our might to keep trying, knowing that one failure after another would
There is an "I" in team
Stay with me on this... "My dad (Ken Griffey Sr.) would have bopped me on the head if I came home bragging about what I did on the field. He only wanted to know how the team did." Ken Griffey Jr. Rest assured Ken Griffey Sr. wanted the best for his son- I'm sure he wanted his son to be the best player on the field. However, Griffey Sr. probably understood the importance of putting team first and he probably understood how putting team first could benefit his sons developm
