I played for 4 years in college—at the Citadel Division 1—I was a linebacker and got to play a lot. I learned to visualize, be in the moment—you can’t win or succeed unless you don’t believe you can.
For example the 1980s US hockey team had no right being on the same ice as the Russians and yet they believed and turned it on when they had to. All the great inventors of our time—shared one thing in common—they all believed in their project when others didn’t—and the result of their belief was success!
Bio: Jeff Jennings played Division I football as a linebacker and has also run the New York Marathon. He was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease at the age of 35. He writes a popular and inspirational blog http://elcid82.blogspot.com/
