My life is full of acts of which I'm justly proud, and acts of which I'm not. I neither linger over the former nor stress over the latter. At the time, I was too busy enjoying myself to worry much about it one way or the other. “There comes a time in every man's life,” said Casey Stengel, “and I've had many of them.” The great baseball manager was a man of few words, a master of understatement. His job involved a lot of decision making that affected other people's lives. You're going to play third today. I want you to hit for Porter. Bring in the left-hander. In a position like that, there can't be any self-doubt or second guessing. Here's what we're going to do, you say, and keep moving forward. Let the casual observers call you out if they must, but pay them little mind. When you're in the arena, it has to be that way, otherwise you're drowned by the deluge of issues that just keeps coming at you. “Don't look back,” said Satchel Paige. “Something might be gaining on you.” I couldn't agree more. As far as I'm concerned, shoulders are for shrugging, not for looking over.
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