37-30 -5.35 units for the Tournament
Definitely not a good tournament for me. Came back to make up for some losses toward the end and didn't have to dip to far into my CBB bank from the past 2 years. The most important thing I can take from this season. There are still plenty of decent people in this world and I met some new real decent ones this season, had a blast. I made many mistakes. Growth is the process of trial and error. Mistakes teach us what doesn't work and encourages us to create new ways of thinking and doing. Creativity and innovation are a mindset where mistakes are viewed as educational challenges to find better ways of doing something. If any of you fellas or gals like to read. Get the book Mastery by Robert Greene. It explains the journey for your passion , whatever that may be.
There are many paths to Mastery and if you are persistent you will find one that suits you. It is not a function of genius or talent. It is a function of time and intense focus applied to a particular field of knowledge. The key component in the process is determining your strengths and weaknesses and working with them. Many hours of dedicated focus and practice and coming to an understanding of your strengths and weaknesses you posses and being as realistic as possible. Knowing your strengths and learning from the mistakes, you can learn on them with utmost intensity. Once you start in this direction, you will gain momentum. This season taught me plenty because my first two were 150 + units 57% total. Why did this year go bad. Because I ventured out and took chances Taking chances is one of the crucial ways of helping to advance ones skills and gaining experience in which I need with College Basketball, Next year I will roll..mark it down. Play coming
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