The EverydayQB One Year Anniversary!

One year ago today we began the adventure that is the EverydayQB. 125 posts later, thanks to your interest and support, we’re still going strong. Following a year of sports and sharing my thoughts on what it means to be an athlete, a quarterback, and a successful person in this world has been a great joy. Our mission is still the same: To bring sports news, concepts, strategies and methods, as well as my personal experiences, to this site and reveal how they could impact your everyday life. Whether you’re a high school athlete, a businessperson, a parent or just someone who loves sports, Everyday QB is a place where you can learn more about sports and give you a ‘game plan to tackle life head on every day’.

So here’s a brief snapshot of some of the top posts from the last year. A highlight of thoughts that reflect our first ‘season’ in the blogosphere. Thanks for supporting the EverydayQB!

-Preparation and consistency are pivotal and crucial in helping you and your team be successful. Identify your every day drills and focus on perfecting them in your life.-The Power of Consistency

-“Having a team that can put personal needs or disagreements aside is important in being a successful team. Personally and professionally, encouraging others to come together as a team can go a long ways in helping your ‘team’ be successful.”-Coming Together When It Counts

-Leaders have the responsibility to look out for and help those that cannot look after themselves or who are suffering persecution at the hands of an oppressor.-A Leaders Responsibility

-”Don’t let an opponent or outside force determine how you will live life. Find out what gives you passion and pursue it.”-Remembering Your Passion

-”how the coach and quarterback interact and operate is pivotal to a team’s success. So what are the two most important components of a quarterback/coach relationship? Its simple: Trust and Respect.”-A Quarterback and His Coach

-”Often times in our lives, there are certain things that are bearing down on us, that strike fear and anxiety into our hearts. So often I find myself just trying to get out of the way as that fear comes at me, or ignoring it so that I don’t have to face it...but the fear that I thought was chasing me, that I thought would destroy me, actually has no power over me.”-Facing the Fears of Life Head On