As with any game, keep in mind that it is only a game. You will not become rich or popular dependent upon how well you play. It is mostly purely entertainment.With a plot twist like that, you are destined to write many a harrowing athlete story, some of which we have seen in the headlines from Tiger to Zambrano to Roethlisberger. Even more of such stories remain imperceptible to us, expressed only in the thought bubbles above the heads of athletes: things that do not get spoken, yet create situations of ambivalence or "stuckness." These athletes are shuffled around, ignored, or fall victim to rationalizations that their sheer willpower can fix their problems. This great statement I first heard from my executive coaching colleague, Marshall Goldsmith, in his brilliant book of the same name.

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