Comment by Peter jcp on April 29, 2012 at 10:34pm

In UK Sunday Times sport section they have been interviewing Louis Saha the French football player and ex Man U forward regarding his new book - "Thinking inside the box" - (clever play on words with him being a forward working mostly in the penalty box area)

They asked him about all the other players he had worked with and one which stood out was Cristanio Ronaldo ( ex Man U and 2nd best player in world - but certainly challenging Messi).

He was amazed at the level of his commitment and the amount of time he spent doing extra training to continual improve on his existing brilliance. He had taken free kicks and dribbling skills to new levels - simply by not accepting the "norm" nor boundaries - ie discovering beyond what was already there - football innovator extraordinaire. I dont think he was the "brightest light" in the brains stake - but in the world of football intelligence - he would be up there with anyone.

I think the only difference  with his points compared to Steve's above -would be he worked both on his strenghts and also eliminated his weaknesses- knowing that his key strenghts were already a level above most players

Hard work - commitment and continually doing the tasks you are wanting perfection in will always feature in anyones success

Comment by Keith Shaw on April 29, 2012 at 11:08pm

Thanks Peter and fair comment. Good old Fergie has had some of the best raw talent play for the Red Devils.

Comment by Francesc Riverola on September 13, 2012 at 8:11am

Outstanding video!... it is really inspiring indeed in everything you do specially if you are involved in music... I've been struggling with Spanish guitar for two years and I saw myself in many of the things he said.... worth to watch

Comment by Mahesh Patel on September 13, 2012 at 9:06am

Really Nice Video... 

Comment by amarjit on September 13, 2012 at 10:47am

Hi  Keith    another good work  ..Thanks

Comment by genxtrader on September 13, 2012 at 3:03pm

Hi keith, this is more than inspiration, this is a philosophy and training technique used by individuals who achieve at very high levels, the concept is great and motivational, but its not until one applies the techniques and experiences the results will one understand the true power of what he is saying.

Comment by K. Lal on September 13, 2012 at 6:45pm

Terrific guitar work!  Truly inspiring.  Like the man's wisdom.

Comment by Surjya Gogoi on December 17, 2012 at 4:52pm

Very good .....Thanks for sharing the video Keith...:-)

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