What Impact Did Kobe Most Have on Your Life?

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To Be Relentless To Be Relentless

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To Live Fearlessly To Live Fearlessly

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To Be Relentless

Kobe had an unmatched work ethic. He wasn't afraid to let you know that he was willing to outwork you. Failure wasn't an option. He had a real love for the game of basketball an... Show More

Kobe had an unmatched work ethic. He wasn't afraid to let you know that he was willing to outwork you. Failure wasn't an option. He had a real love for the game of basketball and for pursuit of reaching the highest level of human potential. He spent his life in the pursuit of greatness and he achieved it. His competitive, never give up, mamba mentality paved the way for the next generation of warriors and will live on in the heart's of so many. Show Less

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Yolanda Eatmon

We must make our mind up. If we scoop people out of bridges, allies, sidewalks, etc we must provide homes with support services. Start with elderly homeless.

harun mohamed

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To Live Fearlessly

Kobe wanted the ball in his hands when the game was on the line. He wasn’t afraid to fail or believe in what others might say is impossible.. “I think the greatest fear you f... Show More

Kobe wanted the ball in his hands when the game was on the line. He wasn’t afraid to fail or believe in what others might say is impossible.. “I think the greatest fear you face is yourself because we all have dreams and it’s very scary sometimes to accept the dream that you have and scarier still to say-okay, I want that. It’s scary, because you’re afraid that if you put your heart and soul into it and you fail, how are you going to feel about yourself? And so being fearless means putting yourself out there and going for it no matter what, go for it, not for anyone else but for yourself. Show Less

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