By: Jim Viviano

Jim Viviano — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 16:36:34 +0000

I see two MO’s (both of which I’ve done myself): Person A gets a 70% on a test and says “Great, I passed, good enough.”, and then moves on. Person B gets a 70% on a test and says “Great, passed, but what did I miss?”, goes back and gets the answers. Chances are Person B will remember the other 30% long after the rest fades into everyday life, and will succeed easier on future tests with a the foundation. Case in point: I learned how to hand roll in my old WW boat. Onlookers would tell me I still was not keeping my head down or there wasn’t enough power in my snap. I thought to myself “I’m coming up, so it must be good enough”. Now I’m trying to relearn in my new (to me) long boat and unlearn some bad habbits. Maybe I should have been saying “Great, I’m coming up, but how can I clean it up some more?” Don’t get me wrong though. The little victories keep us going, but knowing why they weren’t big victories will help us gain more victories in the future.

By: John Browning

John Browning — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 16:27:45 +0000

So, whose belly button are you staring at? I’ve noticed a few lately too, especially as the weather has heated up, and the jewerly that some are displaying there these days, it’s hard not to stare. (and I’m not going to digress, nope not going to go there

By: Richard

Richard — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 15:28:39 +0000

Do, or do not….there is no try. ~Yoda

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