Monthly Archives: April 2013

He's An Invaluable Addition To The Team

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I’m proud to announce Griffin as our new Creative Assistant. He reached out with new and creative ways to grow Coach Dayne and share the 1% Mindset to a bigger audience. His passion for God, giving to others, and self improvement instantly connected us.

After speaking with him just a few times, I knew he would be an incredible addition to the team. Griffin’s commitment to faith and family is unmatched, but his daily need to improve and sacrifice also stands him apart. Find him at http://riseandtransform.wordpress.com.

I’m excited to share our new ideas with you – big things coming!

 

Her Vision Of Success

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17 year old soccer student of mine wrote this for me. Her vision of success isn’t limited by what the majority think is unrealistic – she knows what she wants, and isn’t afraid of believing. Agree or disagree with her message, respect her conviction and belief system in such a young person.

“After winning World Cup, playing with the US Women’s National Team, I’ll be interviewed on the Today Show. I’ll talk about my faith and how God has provided so much for me, and how all of my success brings me closer to Him and my ultimate Glory. The interviewer will ask what motivates me – I’ll tell him/her I want to be there for the stranger sitting cold and alone on the street, being able to give back to people what God has given me. I’ll strive to change hearts and help them find God, so that their life has more meaning – and even when they pass away, their spirit will have a purpose and everlasting affect on the future generations to come – ultimately, resulting in a glorious world wide Christian community.”






Luck Had Nothing To Do With It

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Dwight Phillips is the 2004 Olympic gold medalist and 4 time World Champion  in the long jump.

It was awesome talking with him about the 1% Mindset, focusing on the sacrifices and dedication it takes to reach such ridiculous levels. It wasn’t luck that catapulted him to the top, it was total immersion in his craft, both mentally and physically.