This topic is divided into four separate presentations, each covering four characteristics of greatness.
Don tells unheard stories of awe-inspiring moments with Michael Jordan, Warrick Dunn, John Wooden, and Walter Payton.
They hate to lose more than they love to win.
They understand the value of association.
They know character is defined by how they treat those who cannot help them.
They use adversity as fuel.
Don continues with stories from Shaquille O’Neal, Dick & Rick Hoyt, Michael Oher, and John Wooden.
They see victory before the game begins.
They are comfortable in the mirror. They live their life with integrity.
They are always working towards the next game. The goal is what’s ahead, and there’s always something ahead.
They prepare for all possibilities before they step on the field.
The journey continues with more stories of Greatness from Tug McGraw, Jason McElwain “J-Mac”, Tom Brady, and legendary ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale.
They are positive thinkers… They are enthusiastic… and that enthusiasm rubs off.
They are risk-takers and don’t fear making a mistake.
They don’t play just for the money.
They know their legacy isn’t what they did on the field. They are well-rounded.
Don wraps up the series with stories from Tony Dungy, Michael Phelps, Brian Davis, and Michael Jordan.
They have faith in a higher power.
They will assume whatever role is necessary for the team to win.
They embrace the idea of being a role model.
They know how – and when – to adjust their game plan.