“Be true to yourself. Make each day a masterpiece. Help others. Drink deeply from good books. Make friendship a fine art. Build a shelter against a rainy day.”
- John Wooden, coaching legend
Legendary basketball coach, John Wooden is famously quoted for saying – “Make each day your masterpiece.”
Coach Wooden retired in 1975 as the winning-est coach in college basketball history, leading his UCLA Bruins clubs to an unprecedented ten NCAA college basketball national championships.
Although his official title was “coach”, Wooden referred to himself as a “teacher”, not only of basketball, but of life.
The incredible result of his coaching/teaching philosophy is not only seen in his win/loss record or his number of championships, but more importantly in the lives of those who played for him who regularly site him as being the most influential figure in their lives, leading them to experienc...
“Be true to yourself. Make each day a masterpiece. Help others. Drink deeply from good books. Make friendship a fine art. Build a shelter against a rainy day.”
- John Wooden, coaching legend
Legendary basketball coach, John Wooden is famously quoted for saying – “Make each day your masterpiece.”
Coach Wooden retired in 1975 as the winning-est coach in college basketball history, leading his UCLA Bruins clubs to an unprecedented ten NCAA college basketball national championships.
Although his official title was “coach”, Wooden referred to himself as a “teacher”, not only of basketball, but of life.
The incredible result of his coaching/teaching philosophy is not only seen in his win/loss record or his number of championships, but more importantly in the lives of those who played for him who regularly site him as being the most influential figure in their lives, leading them to experienc...
“Be true to yourself. Make each day a masterpiece. Help others. Drink deeply from good books. Make friendship a fine art. Build a shelter against a rainy day.”
- John Wooden, coaching legend
Legendary basketball coach, John Wooden is famously quoted for saying – “Make each day your masterpiece.”
Coach Wooden retired in 1975 as the winning-est coach in college basketball history, leading his UCLA Bruins clubs to an unprecedented ten NCAA college basketball national championships.
Although his official title was “coach”, Wooden referred to himself as a “teacher”, not only of basketball, but of life.
The incredible result of his coaching/teaching philosophy is not only seen in his win/loss record or his number of championships, but more importantly in the lives of those who played for him who regularly site him as being the most influential figure in their lives, leading them to experienc...
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