Ever watch pro sports on TV (or, if you can afford it, in real life) and think, "Man, I really wish I had kept playing sports/not started smoking pot in my basement/not joined Math Club/been less lazy in general — I might have been a pro athlete instead of the sad office drone I've become"?
Well, first of all, stop whining and live with the choices you've made. Second of all, you're still an athlete, friend. You just have to be more creative with how you incorporate it into your everyday life.
Take this guy, for example. No idea what kind of job he has, but based on his pants and the plastic keycard-looking thing attached to his belt, it probably doesn't involve putting. Yet he can (ostensibly) still find ways to do his work while getting the rush of sinking a big shot. Maybe he got fired that day, I don't know.
Fun! See, that guy is a hero to the people in his office — and in that way, we can all be athletes. Just don't quit your day job, buddy, whatever that may be.
Nate Jones Favorite player in this draft. Smarts, poise and true love of the game. RT @SmoothsHoops: C.J. McCollum was league-ready last year, bro.
Richard Deitsch Smart decision by @chicagotribune. They've hired @Sherman_Report to write/report media columns: http://t.co/GZFYHIj5z0
Jim Trotter shameful. MT @DavidShuster: Congress to let interest rate double on student loans. It'll be 9x higher than rate govt loans money to banks.
Nate Jones ...a year later @Dame_Lillard is all over television and in magazines like @SoleCollector. Proud of him and proud of the @goodwinsports team
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