Do you have to re-wire your thinking?

Imagine that this article is talking about your Shaklee business.

 

Enthusiastically,

 

Gary Burke

The following excerpts were taken from an article in last Friday's Minneapolis sports section.

 

Paige and Hannah Tapp are twins who play volleyball for the U.of MN.  They admit that they didn't understand their true potential until arriving at the U.  Coach Hugh McCutcheon saw it all along. Early in their careers, he pushed the Tapps to expand their idea of what is possible, and in raising the bar for themselves, they lifted the entire program.

 

McCutcheon's goals and vision are so high they said. At first you don't think you can work that hard; you think there's no way you can sustain that every day. And then, you learn your limits are not your limits, and you see how much farther you can go.

 

Hannah and Paige were willing to do whatever the coaches suggested. They wanted to dream some big dreams and they were prepared to do the work. The sister's reshaped their thinking, freeing themselves from notions of what they could achieve.  

 

Hannah said, "During my first spring here, I thought I was working hard, but I had to redefine that.  I had to rewire my thinkng."  The sisters know now what is possible, as both have received All American honors.