Success is a Choice
For Rick Pitino, who led the Kentucky Wildcats to a spectacular 1996 NCAA basketball championship and the final round of the 1997 NCAA tournament before making his much-talked-about leap to the Boston Celtics, success isn’t about shortcuts. Pitino’s secret — and the reason he has become both a great coach and one of the most sought-after motivational speakers — is his strategy of over-achievement.
Now, in “Success is a Choice,”[BDD Audio] he takes the same proven methods that have earned him and his teams legendary status and gives you a ten-step plan of attack that will help you become a winner at anything you set your mind to:
– Build your self-esteem
– Set demanding goals
– Always be positive
– Establish good habits
– Master the art of communication
– Learn from good role models
– Thrive on pressure
38 years of self-love
TV’s golden age of opening credits
Anthony Shadid yearned for home
When I was captured by Gadhafi’s forces
Rush Limbaugh, secret Democrat
The factory jobs aren’t coming back
Jack Donaghy fears the 99 percent
Tim and Eric’s comedy of repulsion
Who is Newt’s sugar daddy really helping?
“Eastbound and Down” heads to the Redneck Riviera 

