Thread: Suggestions For Developing Off Seasons Without The 'Like IRI' Mindset Trap
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Unread 10-08-2009, 08:28
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Re: Suggestions For Developing Off Seasons Without The 'Like IRI' Mindset Trap
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Originally Posted by GaryVoshol View Post
When I initially read John's post yesterday, it made me think of the incredible power that lies behind this attitude and dedication, as individuals and as a team, and their unswerving commitment to excellence. I viewed it as a post that mentors and role models how to maximize potential, looking at every position and opportunity, mining the value strategically in very conscious ways. This post highlights much much more than asking for some talking points to encourage teams to attend an off season. It shows why John is a WFFA and why 148 has brought home the gold from the Championship. Beautifully.
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