The Difference Makers Are Creators For Themselves and Others

The Difference Makers Are Creators For Themselves and Others

To create, you have to get more touches.  Try to get your foot on more balls.  Just try to redirect it.  When you get more touches, you create more opportunities.  You might make more mistakes, but you get more chances too, and that's what being a difference maker does; they create for themselves and their teammates.

The next step is pushing through your mistakes without getting too fustrated.  The best don't worry to much about their mistakes and they don't let mistakes stop them.  The best just keep going.  Greatness starts with talent but it's really about who can handle the most adversity.  Who can mess up the most and keep learning and getting better without getting too fustrated, without shutting down, and without quitting.

Kobe Bryant said that he wasn't worried about missing shots.  He said if he missed several shots in a row, he would shoot the next one with confidence because of the percentages.  He said he worked too hard for him not to have success and for him to keep missing.  Some will say that Kobe shot too much, but history remembers Kobe and not his critics because Kobe stepped into the arena, ready for battle.

You are too good to keep messing up and you worked too hard.  Good things will happen.  Just keep working and keep getting touches.