- The late Hall of Fame football coach and beloved icon John Madden was larger than life even after winning a Super Bowl, starting a second and even more successful career in television and as an entrepreneur with his football game.
- But he feared flying and for all those years as a commentator, he took the train and then the bus to the stadium even if it meant riding it cross country – he had used four different buses by the time his broadcasting career ended.
- Madden’s fear was claustrophobia – a condition that many people have but it allows us to see a great person for what he really is – human – it makes his life even more meaningful.
Recent Day Starters:
- The Worst Thing Is Doing Nothing
- What’s Working is Not Broken
- Mistakes, I’ve Made a Few
- Asking for Help Is Not an Inconvenience
- A Friend Never Walks Away
- When the Right Answer Is No Answer
- What Does Success Look Like?
- To Overcome Anxiety, Keep on Going
- Listen Before You Scroll
- Lack of Enthusiasm Is Contagious


