Compete in everything you do.
What do you see in great competitors? Best everything they do. Don't take possession off. Push through being tired.
Competition isn't social. It separates achievers from the average.
You can't always be the most talented person in the room but you can be the most competitive.
Influence your opponent: by being competitive, you can affect how your adversary performs.
Competitors do not simply do things just to finish.
Competition should inspire you in all that you do.
It's fun to have someone to push you.
Competition allows you to set yourself apart.
Only by learning to compete can you discover just how much you are capable of achieving.
Competitiveness is the opposite of complacency.
Recruit competitors, because they are winners.
You can always be better.
Play every possession like it's a game winner.
Must know who your most competitive players are.
People ask Pat who do you get them to play so hard? The answer is they either go hard or they don't play.
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