Do you have the word should in your vocabulary? Today’s message is dedicated to the great Sarah Allen. Many of us are guilty of using the word should constantly in everyday life. There is no “should”…in my opinion, if something is a should, make it a “must.” To everyone’s defense, people are busy and don’t […]
Are you a motivated person? This post is especially dedicated to the great Ben Rathauser, a tennis player who is not IN tennis but INTO tennis. “Motivation is like taking a shower. It feels good and refreshing, but you need to take a new one every day.” Change is not about ability, it’s about motivation. […]
The only way to find true happiness is to help others. Today’s post is especially dedicated to my team captains, Jen Aquaro and Renee Francisco. We live in a society that is looking for true happiness, but many of us are focused on the wrong things. We are so busy that we are looking for […]
Tony Robbins said, “Success leaves clues.” This post is dedicated to the great Erika Hawxhurst. Whatever you want to become successful at, I don’t care what it is, it is POSSIBLE. Do you know why? Because it’s been done before! If you want to become a great tennis player, there are other great ones out […]
This post is especially dedicated to my father, the great Vincent Tseng. What do great painters, athletes, students, businessmen/women, sculptors, chefs, writers, actors have in common? Perseverance. “Like a postage stamp, stick to one thing until you get there.” I recently went to The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. It had been […]
This post is dedicated to the great Annamarie Giurano. Tomaz Mencinger, sports psychology expert, originally from Slovenia works at the Tennis Academy of Asia in Thailand as a tennis coach and mental training coach for all levels of players. I asked Tomaz to share his insights and experiences with me by answering the following questions… […]
This message is especially dedicated to the great Rida Alvi. “Human beings, by changing the inner attitudes of their minds, can change the outer aspects of their lives.” The only thing holding you back from what you want in life is the story that you are telling yourself. But here’s the rub…because up to 80% […]
This post is dedicated to the great Joey Clawson and family…my deepest condolences. Joe Clawson, one of my Special Olympics students, overcame great odds and played on the Ewing High Tennis Team. This past June, Joey won a gold medal at The Special Olympics Summer Games. He also got accepted into The College of New […]
So do you want to know how to beat a lie detector test? It’s actually quite simple…if your body (physiology) is acting in belief of what you are saying, you will actually believe it and beat the test. Don’t get me wrong, I am NOT saying you should start lying and ACT like you believe […]