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Effort is easy, winning is not.
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[QUOTE="Scoe, post: 3341382, member: 957"] I think you all get it. Like for instance AG worked harder but not smarter the other night, today he worked smarter. The best basketball players work smarter like Kemba and Shabazz, Bouk for instance. Tom Brady for example doesn't necessarily work harder then a journeyman qb, he just works smarter, same as Belichick to other coaches. A pitcher in base ball for instance could throw 95 plus and the league figures him out, and hes out of the league, the best pitcher mixes pitches and makes adjustments hes working smarter. At work your boss wants production, you could have someone in the office who work hard but sucks and gets zero production hence wasted effort. When you go out to eat do you care about the cook who works hard in the kitchen no you dont you want the food to be good thats production. Notice the best cooks just work smarter not harder. Ok I think I said enough BTW did Scoes theorem work for the team today? [/QUOTE]
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