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'When I got back into boxing, I didn't have the same body I had ten years earlier or even the same speed, but I said to myself, 'Get another style.' I had to fight SMARTER. I had to concentrate on finding the SHORTCOMINGS of the younger guys who were my OPPONENTS. I prayed not to be younger but to be the BEST I could be at my AGE.'

- George Foreman

PhototCredit: The Loneliest Sport

This is one of the best "Strategy Analysis" Sports-Based Case Studies I've ever adapted for my Mentees.

Ask yourself:
* Where am I NOW? - George Foreman knew He was Older, Bigger and Slower.
* Where do I wanna be in X-Years? - He still wanted to be the World Champion.
* What are the possible obstacles that could hinder me from getting to where I wanna be? - His major obstacles were the Younger, Faster Opponents.
* How best can I get from where I am now to where I wanna be considering the obstacles in my way? - He adopted a SMARTER Fight-Strategy of Identifying and Capitalizing on His Younger Opponents' SHORTCOMINGS.