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Message #88 - Are You Putting It All On The Line...?

July 14, 2009

There's no Limit to What You Can Do...But to Find Out What You Can Do...You Must First Put It All On The Line...

The reason most people don't put it all on the line is because the very act of putting it on the line exposes any weaknesses and, of course, any strengths.

Putting it on the line means going all out...holding nothing back.

HOW ELSE WILL YOU KNOW WHAT YOU REALLY CAN DO?

HOW ELSE WILL YOU BE ABLE TO MAKE ANY CHANGES BASED ON EXPOSED WEAKNESSES?

You need to know what your strengths are just as you must know what your weakness are.

To win at the highest levels you must know what your strengths and weakness are and you must practice this every day.

Put it all on the line every day.

www.leekemp.com

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#10	Soul Train July 24 at 9:02pm That is very much true too. i will now hopefully every match put everything on the line.................. reply
#9	Austin Greenwood July 16 at 11:11am I agree you should always put it all on the line, but somtimes it can be really scary. If you are in a match going one and one with a guy, lots of people watching, somtimes you get scared and you only use what you think will work. How do you lose this fear? reply
#8	TJ X July 15 at 4:58am I just had a talk like this to my nephew yesterday when he told me that he didnt need to go to the non-mandatory football workouts (high school). I will now refer him to this page, thank you Lee Kemp! reply
#7	YEAH July 14 at 11:26pm I'm going to put it all on the line by investing every cent I have into dealing crack and pimping hos. Thanks Lee Kemp!!! reply
#6	PAGrap July 14 at 7:39pm Thank you Lee reply
#5	Hey July 14 at 7:05pm u wack reply
#4	Pete Holdaas July 14 at 6:54pm I consider Lee Kemp to be the first wrestler of the modern era. He wrestled a lot like the guys today--great position, basic skills, well-conditioned. His matches were not always exciting but he was almost impossible to score on. He beat my friend in the 1976 NCAA finals 3-0, but it was a really lopsided match although not high scoring. reply
#3	Anonymous Coward July 14 at 6:37pm Hes amazing. reply
#2	Royboy July 14 at 6:23pm AWESOME! reply
#1	Jordan Stepleton July 14 at 3:39pm WOW! Lee you really laid it down on what it boils down to. I'll admit that this is a problem that I have: not willing to expose my weaknesses along with my strengths. Your advice and wisdom messages are truly amazing. Thank you so much. This specific message is what I need to live by. If I live by this message, then I can truly find out what I can do. reply