Quotes About Resilience

I'm not scary anymore.

When you can look at failure and say, 'What is the worst case scenario,' it's not as bad as it seems.

I always embrace the worst-case scenario.

For us, as hoopers and as basketball players, doesn't matter the scenario, the scene. True hoopers and true basketball players are going to get out and perform.

Whenever I write the scenarios for my games, I don't necessarily envision them being liked or being wonderful for everyone.

If I'd really known how hard I was going to have to work behind the scenes to have any kind of business, I think I would have stopped.

I've worked extremely hard. There's always that part that people don't see, the things you do behind the scenes.

To me, you have to take your schedule and just take things one game at a time.

Even over the course of the NBA's schedule, you're gonna have games where you're gonna take your lumps.

Scheduling me is not easy, as most people know, because once I start, I don't stop.

In the scheme of life, being moved aside from a job, however much you love it, is a small thing.

When I was a kid, my mother was hospitalized, she was schizophrenic.

The way sci-fi works, you can never die.

I cannot do everything right, I need to have the scope to make errors. This is normal, as in real life.

I don't let people score on me. I think that's my biggest asset.

Good teams score late goals.

I mean, sometimes if you're not always going to win on the scoreboard, you want to make sure that you're there physically.

You don't have to be a great scorer to be successful in this league.

It's not always about scoring runs when it comes to Test cricket. There are times and circumstances when you've got to save the match.

I got used to the physical play in Scotland and it taught me about some stuff for sure.

It was not so easy for me in Scotland in general.

You can scout people as much as you want. At the end of the day, it's a fight, so you got to be ready for almost anything.

I'll play until they have to scrape me off the stage.

Ashley Wagner