“Experience means a lot and I expect him to make good decisions on the field.”

Retirement with its open canvas, is an especially opportune time to cultivate expanded experiences.

Every New Year brings new expectations, new enthusiasms and new experiences.

Previous experience had taught me that any expedition marches on its stomach.

True intuitive expertise is learned from prolonged experience with good feedback on mistakes.

I saw a stop sign, and it occurred to me that just as no one expects a stop sign to stop a car, I shouldn’t expect words to substitute for experience. That’s not their job, although words certainly can be misused in that way. The job of words is to direct us toward experience, to round out experience, to facilitate experience, and to give us ways to share at least pale shadows of that experience with those we love. And the job of words is to help us learn to be — and act — human.

“Experience in losing is not one that is easy to deal with when you have high expectations, and we have high expectations. And honestly, our expectations have not changed.”

“They have another year of experience. They've been here before. They know what to expect.”

Life is an experiment in which you may fail or succeed. Explore more, expect least.

The level of success you experience externally is a reflection of your level of personal development internally.