Sound Advice From A Legendary Basketball Coach

John Wooden, legendary basketball coach at UCLA, died recently at the age of 99.  While Coach Wooden was known for winning (10 NCAA titles in 12 years), he never once stressed winning with his players.  His philosophy was, "Always do your best and the winning will take care of itself."  He also believed his players should be good citizens.  He repeatedly told them, "What you are as a person is far more important than what you are as a basketball player."  Several years ago, when asked about the secret to his long life, he responded with some sage advice that all of us should probably take to heart: "Not being afraid of death and having peace within yourself.  All of life is peaks and valleys.  Don't let the peaks get too high and the valleys too low."

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