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Lesson 1: What Does It Really Mean to Be a Champion?

A championship is something you win. A champion is a standard you live by.

PurposeTurn lesson 1 into written decisions you can hold yourself to — not notes you never read again.

Worksheet · 15 min · Not started

What this lesson said

Read these before you write. They are the standard the worksheet is built on.

A championship is something you achieve. Being a champion is a standard you live by.

Accomplishments can disappear. Your character goes with you everywhere.

Talent gets you in the room. Habits determine whether you stay there.

How you handle losing reveals more than how you handle winning.

Goals set direction. Standards decide what you do between today and the goal.

“A championship is something you achieve. Being a champion is a standard you live by.”
Bobby Lashley

Assignment: Define Your Champion

Write it in your words. Vague answers produce vague behavior.

What does being a champion mean to me?
Five qualities that person possesses
Which of those am I consistently demonstrating right now?
Which ones am I only talking about?

Make it real this week

A worksheet only counts once it changes a day on your calendar.

One action I will take in the next 48 hours
The most likely reason I won't do it — and my counter
How I'll know by Sunday that I actually did this

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