An edition of Values of the game (1998)

Values of the game

1st Broadway Books trade pbk. ed.

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An edition of Values of the game (1998)

Values of the game

1st Broadway Books trade pbk. ed.

Contains ten essays in which former basketball player and senator Bill Bradley reflects on the qualities that separate winners from losers, focusing on the importance of shared values among team members. history.

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Publisher
Broadway Books
Language
English
Pages
79

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Values of the Game
2012, RosettaBooks
in English
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Values of the Game
2012, RosettaBooks
in English
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Values of the Game
2002, RosettaBooks
eBook in English
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Values of the Game
2002, RosettaBooks
E-book in English
Cover of: Values of the game
Values of the game
2000, Broadway Books
in English - 1st Broadway Books trade pbk. ed.
Cover of: Values of the game
Values of the game
1998, Artisan
in English

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Table of Contents

Passion : pure pleasure, pure joy
Discipline : the virtuous circle
Selflessness : help someone else, help yourself
Respect : giving and getting
Perspective : balancing act
Courage : putting it on the line
Leadership : bringing out the best
Responsibility : no excuses, none
Resilience : meeting with triumph and disaster
Imagination : dreaming up the game.

Edition Notes

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New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
796.323
Library of Congress
GV888.25 .B73 1998, GV888.25 .B73 2000eb

The Physical Object

Pagination
79 pages ;
Number of pages
79

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26335334M
Internet Archive
isbn_9780767904490
ISBN 10
0767904494
OCLC/WorldCat
43290951

Work Description

Public tirades, fist-fights, exorbitant contracts, labor disputes, ear-bitings, and coach-chokings all cast a pall over national pastimes that once seemed theatres for heroism, teamwork, and loyalty. Bill Bradley insists that those positive values are what make sports more than just mere entertainment, and that they are still alive and well....

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