asks us at the Last Judgment, we will be able to say that we helped everyone around us, including the hungry, thirsty, unclothed, etc. 5. You should be a man who sees the importance of little things. Take Away Ideas 1. A big achievement is the sum of a lot of little achievements. 2. If you do small things well, you will be able to do big things. 3. Form the habit of doing the little things (well). Some Ideas I. Small things matter a. John Wooden story (socks and sneakers) i. Coached basketball at UCLA; considered greatest of all-time (voted by the other coaches as the greatest). ii. .806 winning percentage (means he won 8 out of every 10 games). iii. Won 10 NCAA Basketball championships (Division I):1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975; 10 National Championships in 12 years. Two coaches have won 4 National Championships; two coaches have won 3 National Championships. iv. about the first practice of the season (see below). from Wooden: the little details that are vital. Little things “It's make big things happen.” b. Doing something well means doing all the little things; if you want to do things well, you pay attention to the little details. c. Example of raking leaves: i. Getting all the leaves. ii. Even the ones that are a little hidden. iii. It shows and people notice (especially your father). iv. If you rake leaves for your neighbor and do a good job, you will get more jobs from neighbors. II. If you want to do anything big in your life, you need to work on
asks us at the Last Judgment, we will be able to say that we helped everyone around us, including the hungry, thirsty, unclothed, etc. 5. You should be a man who sees the importance of little things. Take Away Ideas 1. A big achievement is the sum of a lot of little achievements. 2. If you do small things well, you will be able to do big things. 3. Form the habit of doing the little things (well). Some Ideas I. Small things matter a. John Wooden story (socks and sneakers) i. Coached basketball at UCLA; considered greatest of all-time (voted by the other coaches as the greatest). ii. .806 winning percentage (means he won 8 out of every 10 games). iii. Won 10 NCAA Basketball championships (Division I):1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975; 10 National Championships in 12 years. Two coaches have won 4 National Championships; two coaches have won 3 National Championships. iv. about the first practice of the season (see below). from Wooden: “It's the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen.” b. Doing something well means doing all the little things; if you want to do things well, you pay attention to the little details. c. Example of raking leaves: i. Getting all the leaves. ii. Even the ones that are a little hidden. iii. It shows and people notice (especially your father). iv. If you rake leaves for your neighbor and do a good job, you will get more jobs from neighbors. II. If you want to do anything big in your life, you need to work on
Boys-Club-Talk-Ideas.docx