Every once in a while I come across an article that is just
too good not to share. And rather than writing about a subject while someone
else has said it better than I ever could, it just makes sense to share it. So,
I’m pasting a link below, but here is a little something to ‘wet your
appetite’.
Michael Jordan could easily be considered, by the world’s
standards, one of the most successful men to have ever lived. Jordon just recently
turned 50 and sports writer Wright Thompson got to sit down with him and then
wrote an article providing “a fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpse into the
mind of the man who revolutionized the world of sports”.
Matt Smethurst has blogged a piece in response to Thompson’s
article, and, as I said at the top, it is too good not to pass on, especially
in these days when worldly success in terms of fame and fortune, especially in
the sporting world, is overtaking our society.
You’ll definitely want to click on the link below and read
his post. It isn’t long.
“'How can I find peace
away from the game of basketball?’, the aging legend asks. Michael, you never
had peace. Triumph and fame, yes, but not peace… The peace you seek isn't
available on a basketball court or a golf course but on a …”
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