Quote of the Day “The first skill to be developed in the Inner Game is that of nonjudgmental awareness. When we ‘unlearn’ judgment we discover, usually with some surprise, that we don’t need the motivation of a reformer to change
Quote of the Day “Very f-ing funny.” – Traci’s reaction to getting sprayed by the shower head that had twisted to aim at the door after I cleaned.
Quote of the Day “Clearly, positive and negative evaluations are relative to each other. It is impossible to judge one event as positive without seeing other events as not positive or as negative. There is no way to stop just
Quote of the Day “You don’t have to think about where your racket head should be, but you should realize the importance of being aware of where the racket head is at all times. You can’t look at it to
Quote of the Day “In the game of tennis there are two important things to know. The first is where the ball is. The second is where the racket head is. From the time anyone begins to learn tennis, he
Quote of the Day “Turner. Hank and Bryson are not the dynamic duo. It’s obvious that we are.” – Weston
Quote of the Day “When we plant a rose seed in the earth, we notice that it is small, but we do not criticize it as ‘rootless and stemless.’ We treat it as a seed, giving it the water and
Quote of the Day “Perhaps this is why it is said that great poetry is born in silence. Great music and art are said to arise from the quiet depths of the unconscious, and true expressions of love are said
Quote of the Day “Letting go of judgments does not mean ignoring errors. It simply means seeing events as they are and not adding anything to them. Nonjudgmental awareness might observe that during a certain match you hit 50 percent
Quote of the Day “Getting it together mentally in tennis involves the learning of several internal skills: 1) learning how to get the clearest possible picture of your desired outcomes; 2) learning how to trust Self 2 to perform at