1. Climb that Mountain
2. Together We Win
3. Always Reach Out to Your Teammate
4. Pain is Weakness Leaving the Body
5. We win as a team, but die as individuals
6. Teamwork is like a chain, you are only as strong as your weakest link
7. No Distractions, Just Accomplishments
8. The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender
9. Courage without conscience is a wild beast
10. The more I sweat on the job, the less I bleed in results
11. Only a few walk where we walk
12. "The price for victory is hard, but so are the rewards" - Bear Bryant
13. The Dogs Bark but the Caravan Rolls On
14. If it's to be, it's up to me
15. Mentor a friend
16. Don't pray for someone, pray with them
17. Work with your heart
18. There is no "I" in team.....but you will find "Me" if you look hard enough. (My favorite)
19. Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't want to work
20. Trample the weak, hurdle the dead
21. Don't plan to succeed, work to succeed
22. Success is made, when nobody is around
23. When you come face to face with a problem, never flinch
24. Life is a garden, dig it up
25. Keep your Dream alive at all costs
26. "A smile will carry you a mile"- Bill Hanks
27. If it was easy, everyone would be doing. That is why we do it.
28. "What we do in life, echos in eternity" from the movie Gladiator
29. Dedication is a bridge to achievement
30. Don't impress the boss, impress yourself
31. We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing. Others judge us by what we have done.
32. Sweat makes the Green grass grow
33. Mentoring gains respect
34. Pain of Sacrifice or Pain of Regret?
35. One man can plan a house, but it takes a team to build it.
It is my hope that you can use these in your everyday walk with life at work or school.
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15 Comments
Post a CommentI love these. 16, 18, 26, & 35 are at the top of my list for favorites.
Some really good ones here. Sometimes a few word says it all.
This a great topic...definitely evergreen.
great list, Bill, thanks and I have it bookmarked!
Good ones.
This was totally great!
This is a treasure trove! Thank you so much. I'm inspired just reading them all.
Some excellent choices in this list.
I really like your list, but numbers 9, 16, 17 and 24 are my favorites.
These are all keeping Bill. And, if you'd please allow me to thank you for your message of consolation during our time of grief. I thank God FOR you friend.