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Love the shout out to Energy Bus. It’s not okay to be moody. Wrote that in Power of a Positive Team. What a great coach!
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Matt Campbell buys an entire page in the Des Moines Register to say thank you and goodbye to Iowa State.
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"This is the best senior class that has ever played the game and I'll stand behind that as long as I live."
@OU_Softball seniors reminisce with @michellachester about the journey they’ve had and what it would mean to them to bring home a fourth Championship.
#WCWS
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Jay Wright said, "Where is your mindset after something bad happens to you?...The fact is, none of us controls what happens to us in life, but we do control our responses to those circumstances."
Your attitude is a choice.
It's a choice on how you respond to adversity, not surrender to it.
• Negativity is draining.
• Positivity is energizing.
There will always be adversity, but it's your attitude and mindset that will determine how far you go.
How to Get Rid of a Negative Attitude:
1. Take Responsibility for Your Thoughts and Actions - Recognize that you have the power to control how you respond. By taking responsibility, you shift from a passive to an active role. You are better able to manage your emotions and this leads to a more empowered and positive outlook. Your thoughts shape your reality.
2. Regulate your Self-Talk - Acknowledge unproductive thoughts as mere mental events and redirect your focus towards constructive, task-related thoughts or phrases that build confidence.
• Your thoughts influence your feelings and emotions.
• Your thoughts, feelings, and emotions influence your behaviors.
• Your thoughts, feelings, emotions, and behaviors influence your performance.
Know the phrases and dialogue that help you feel a certain way.
3. Adhere to the No Complaining Rule - Challenge yourself to avoid complaining, steering your mind towards solutions instead of problems. This practice cultivates a solution-oriented mindset. It reduces your negativity and negative self-talk. Complaining less opens doors to more hope and possibility.
4. Practice Being Present - BE HERE NOW. When you focus on the present, you reduce stress and anxiety because you aren’t worrying about the past or anxious about the future. This helps you identify negative patterns and replace them with positive ones. It improves your self-awareness and mental fitness. As you reflect, you learn and grow.
5. Create an Attitude of Gratitude - Feed yourself positivity, gratitude, and greatness instead of listening to complaining, negativity, and doubt. Spend time thinking about the positive aspects of your life. Research shows that practicing gratitude daily can lead to improved mood and overall well-being.
6. Change Your Habits, Mindset, and Language - Accept change and direct change in your daily routine. Small changes lead to significant transformations. Look at what you consume, how you talk, how you start the day, and how you end the day. These changes collectively can transform your overall perspective, leading to a more joyful and fulfilling life.
7. Engage in Physical Activity and Self-Care - Regular physical activity boosts your mood and overall well-being. Say it and do it. It helps to combat stress and negativity, making you feel more energetic and positive. Exercise not only changes your body but also your mind.
"The most important characteristic any of us have is our attitude. It’s a concept that permeates everything you do. We all bring our attitude to every situation."- Jay Wright
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The 2024 Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Champions... the Iowa State University Cyclones 🏆
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Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers are headed to the Super Bowl.
His line:
2️⃣0️⃣/3️⃣1️⃣
2️⃣6️⃣7️⃣ yards
1️⃣ touchdown
5️⃣1️⃣ rushing yards
#CyclonesInTheNFL
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So so good. #multiplyexcellence
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When I was 18 years old, I signed an NLI to play basketball at the University of Florida in one of the top recruiting classes in the country. Guess what? It was hard, and I struggled. Instead of sticking it out, I transferred.
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A career spent searching for every competitive edge. The Yadier Molina story. stltoday.com/molina-feels-th…
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For the countless memories over the past 2 decades… thank you.
#STLCards
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Workouts are tough
Studying is tough
Getting up early is tough
Being a backup is tough
Starting is tough
Being an assistant is tough
Leading is tough
Winning is tough
Losing is tough
Fact is… Most of LIFE is tough.
CHOOSE your TOUGH, give it your ALL, and OWN IT!
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THE 700 HOME RUN CLUB HAS A NEW MEMBER. #PUJOLS700
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THE MACHINE HITS HIS 7️⃣0️⃣0️⃣TH CAREER HOMER 🤖
@PujolsFive
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We are ever so close to Yadier Molina's final career game. Here's a heartfelt goodbye from the man who has played catch with him so many times.

































