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Summary Comments : [TED] The difference between winning and succeeding | John Wooden

Ti****:

What an inspirational man 1. On time 2. No profanity 3. Never criticize a teammate. And reach your full potential.

Ro********:

3:23 - "I think it's like character and reputation. Your reputation is what you're perceived to be, your character's what you really are." — John Wooden

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MM-psvqiG8&t=3m23s

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From 6:33 to 8:50 end. — John Wooden's 3 Rules

1. Be neat and clean (grooming).

2. Be on time. Start on time and end on time.

3. No profanity and never criticize a teammate.

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8:59 - "I came up with a pyramid." — John Wooden

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MM-psvqiG8&t=8m59s

13:07 - "I wanted the score of the game to be the byproduct

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MM-psvqiG8&t=13m07s

 

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Playtime Comments : [TED] The difference between winning and succeeding | John Wooden

Ra********:

Reputation is what people think about you. Character is what you really are. 6:50 never be late. Be neat and clean. Start on time and leave on time. Not one word of profanity. 8:30 Never criticize a team mate, that is a coaches job. 9:12 he shows his pyramid. The top is faith and patience. trust things will work out as they should if you do what you should. 11:53 a set of 3 from dad. 1 Don't whine 2 Don't complain 3 Don't make excuses. Do what your doing to the best of your ability.

Ed***:

9:30 - 10:10: Hits me. Something my father always reminded me of growing up. Patience is a weapon.

 

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Top Comments : [TED] The difference between winning and succeeding | John Wooden

Ph************:

Wow! Wooden was the most lucid and wise 91 year old!

Co*********:

I am amazed to see John Wooden had a Ted Talk; I had no idea he spoke for the organization. There are no words to describe how much I look up to my great grandfather, and I wish I was old enough to understand his philosophies from childhood. As I age, I imagine his inspirational beliefs will become more vivid to me. I miss him, and always will; wishing today I could have had an adult (man to man) conversation about life.

Ri********:

John Wooden is so unique. What a great role model, and deliverer of such powerful wisdom. A Martinsville, Indiana native.

Qu*************************************:

"Ability may get you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there."
John Wooden

ho********:

There is no comparison between that which is lost by not succeeding and that which is lost by not trying - francis bacon

Ma***:

A Man's Man. Respect.

Er*******:

His great faith is what made him a great man.

Ja*******:

Coach Wooden what a gift to the world I could here him talk and teach all day...truly the best of what humanity can offer.

Mi**************:

John Wooden is still the greatest coach in NCAA history. He coached two of the greatest basketball players of all time, Bill Walton,and Kareem Abdul Jabbar!!!

zs*********:

I live 3 or 4 miles away from his childhood home. I often ride my bike out there and ponder on the idea that 80 years ago he was looking at the same fields and sky as I am at that very moment. He is an example that greatness can come from anywhere and anyone. Hard work is necessary no matter how easy something comes to you.

Ay*****:

How he just shoots out quotes verbatim is uncanny...

Ju*******:

I strongly recommend to make a quick research about the speakers in the TED talks before watching the videos. I was surprised when my calculus professor mentioned coach John Wooden and nobody seemed to knew who he was. I have a great respect for Coach John Wooden, he has been the very best college basketball coach in history and deserves a lot of credit for that.

Yi*************:

I just finished reading one of his books "Wooden on Leadership" what a brilliant masterpiece, he is truly invaluable, I wanted to be in his presence reading his philosophy & wisdom. Very intelligent man! May God rest his soul, R.I.P

Sa*************:

'They ask me why I teach! "Where could I find such splendid company" #startup

Ca***************:

Even at an “advanced” age this man was quick and sharp. He rattled off wisdom at light speed.

Du*******:

THIS MAN WAS THE COACH!!!! Just refer to Wooden as the COACH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a MAN!!! A true gift to the world and really a class act. You always had to endure people like that drunken UAT Coach Bear Bryant who always spoke about having class but he would not have recognized class if it had struck him in the forehead. The MOOSE from USC has SPOKEN!!!

Jo******:

he lived a great life, legendary coach, wise words :))

la******:

An unbelievably wise yet humble man whom I think was the BEST college coach there will ever be. He taught his players more than just a game. He taught them how to LIVE!

Mo******:

@Glomerol To quote Wooden.
"Do not mistake activity with achievement"

Gu**********:

Truly gave his all to his players. Blessed.

Ca********:

Coach Wooden; what a class act; very wise; very humble.

10********:

To speak this swiftly on interesting subjects is admirable in a 30 year old. To do it at his age is remarkable.

Hu**********:

This guy is the most freakishly intelligent human in sports ever. I'd be terrified and excited to be coached by him all at the same time.

Ho**********:

John Wooden’s lessons from life apply to every individual and every organization on earth. Everyone can learn from this legend of a man. Howard Farran DDS, MBA 

So************:

How the heck is he reciting poetry like that? In his late 90's, you'd expect him to constantly forget stuff like that yet he reels it off like nothing. I hope I'm that sharp when I'm half his age.

UK*************:

Super smart, thank you for this amazing value!

we***:

such a poetic delivery of an important message

he*********:

There is no shame in trying and failing.But there is in not trying at all

15*********:

A man of wisdom and character. I could listen to this man for hours on end!

MM*********:

Watching this man makes me quite sad to realize the utter lack of wisdom and humility that exists in our modern discourse. How did we devolve from a people who thought, talked and behaved like this man to become the unprincipled, self-obsessed, hate-filled, naive, shallow nation that we call America today? It's a pitiful shame, and I fear it may be too late to reverse course.

Su*********:

What a great coach, teacher, mentor and man. The best coaches like John Wooden are also great teachers and mentors. The type of people that others come back to 20 years later for life advice. Having the luxury of someone like that in your life is priceless.

Co*********:

When this podcast began,all it took was the sound of this legendary coach's voice to make me stand still!! They don't make them like his one anymore.....we've tried,but rarely successful....

Va***********:

Coach Wooden died at age 99 and was as sharp as a tack to the very end, the world needs more people like him.

T*:

I grew up near Los Angeles watching UCLA basketball and Coach Wooden. I read his books and admired him from afar. Fresh out on my own I lived in an apartment in the San Fernando Valley and would on occasion see Coach Wooden out on a walk. I never approached. Years later through a mutual friend I had a rare opportunity to meet him for breakfast. (Interestingly enough, we met at the very restaurant mentioned in his biography.) He was mentally sharp, very inquisitive, and asked me so many questions. Then, to my surprise, I was invited to his nearby apartment. It was a very humble APARTMENT that could have passed for a museum of all thing UCLA basketball - and pictures of his long lost wife. Folks, I can’t say that I knew Coach Wooden but I tell you that in the few hours that I spent with him that day it was very obvious to me that he was everything that so many people have said about him. Yes, he was very much a gift to all whom he touched. That morning was one of the most interesting in my life. I was much blessed...

Al**********:

The difference between winning and succeeding has to do more with the nature of your situation; either a competition or an endeavour.
Much of my personal strives for winning is fuelled by the unease that I've had to face because of a third person's incompetence, coupled with the lack of an ability to make up for what wrong they have done. Their continued interference in personal business matters, and much much more of what could be, at the very least, described as an utter nuisance and inconvenience. The sheer magnitude of frustration alone has crippled personal progress for days on end. Furthermore, there consistent attempts to misdirect other offers for assistance in lieu of their bs interest or to alter my surroundings in a way as to keep revisiting an older premise of an argument has left me with an extensive desire to express myself by altering their own facial geometry.

Ja*************:

Thank you John wooden sir, wonderful TED talks on understanding the difference between winning and succeeding. Three things takeaway; Never, never be late, be on time and start the task on time and close on time, Do your best and don't worry about the outcomes as long you have put in your full efforts, thirdly never ever criticize your Team members, coach is paid for that job, let him do the job of criticizing. There is no progress without pain. I strongly recommend for people to watch this video and also read his books to know the definition of "Success" the John wooden ways'...

 

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