Living Life in the Unknown.
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Joined December 2011
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Matthew Johnson retweeted
Whether by fate or by chance, the journeys of Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen have always been connected.
On Sunday, they meet once again.
Matthew Johnson retweeted
The chances Ali took with his matchmaking would be unheard of today. He literally has ZERO misses. If he wasn't fighting an ex champion, current champion, HOF or Olmypic Gold Medalist. He was fighting a top 10 Ring Magazine fighter which is a great way to assess a resume. 🐐
Matthew Johnson retweeted
Hello everyone! This is Sandra Brunson, @jalenbrunson1’s mom. Usually, I send my son a text message before every game.
But tonight he gets his championship ring!
So I wrote him this letter. theplayerstribune.com/sandra…
Matthew Johnson retweeted
Young people believe they can hold on to what they have and still gain what they want . They think they can get fit and still drink and eat junk on the weekends . They think they can start a business and still have free time to take a vacation anytime.
The moment you understand that life demands a sacrifice for what you want most is the moment you will get clarity. Even heaven demands death.
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Before stepping into the ring, Cus D’Amato would repeat to Mike Tyson that you don’t exist, only the task exists.
The moment you internalize what this really means, all self-doubt simply ceases to exist, because there’s no longer a self to doubt.
What’s left is total immersion in the task, which is what the flow state actually is, where there’s no “you” left to interfere, and action arises by itself, like second nature, faster than conscious thought, through the sheer genius of your unconscious mind.
Matthew Johnson retweeted
“Goals are for people who want to win once. Process and standards are for people who want to win long term.”
NEW: UCLA head coach Bob Chesney on his goals for the 2026 season and whether they've changed:
"Goals are for people that want to win once. Process and standards are for people that want to win longterm."
(via @3xOptionShow)
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Matthew Johnson retweeted
Bill Haney has revealed that Devin Haney is targeting a fight with Shakur Stevenson on November 28th in Atlanta, Georgia 👀
Matthew Johnson retweeted
Trust the process #HIM 👑
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Matthew Johnson retweeted
Joe Mazzulla on reports of the Celtics vibes being high at training camp
"Every team you lead is the most together team right now. Because we haven't traveled. No one's gotten benched. No one's been on a losing streak. No one's gotten blamed in the media. No one's had to go stand in the corner for 10 minutes and not get the ball. So, you learn those things as the season goes on, and you just learn how to work through those things together. And you can't simulate those. It just comes with time. And so, right now I would say all 30 teams feel great about themselves, and we got to wait till adversity hits. And adversity is even a strong word. There's nothing really adverse about playing in the NBA. But we got to wait until stuff doesn't go your way, and then you got to figure out who we are and how we're going to be at our best."
(Via @NoaDalzell)
Matthew Johnson retweeted
The Wire being ranked the No. 2 TV Show of the 21st century by The New York Times made me bring back this Wire vs. Sopranos debate clip 😂😂😂
Matthew Johnson retweeted
Neuroplasticity is REAL:your brain constantly adapts to the patterns you repeat, strengthening some neural pathways while weakening others. If you constantly tell yourself “I’m lazy,” “I’m bad at this,” or “I can’t do it,” you reinforce a pattern that makes those thoughts easier to return to. But when you repeatedly practice a skill, challenge negative thoughts, take uncomfortable action, or focus on what you can control, you’re training your brain in a different direction. Your thoughts don’t magically create reality, but your repeated thoughts influence your attention, habits, behaviour, and eventually your identity. You become what you repeatedly practice. So be careful what you rehearse in your mind every day.
