EP58: LETTERS with Emma Middleton Morris, 2-Time NCAA National Champion, HS & College All-American, and Former D1 Women's Basketball Player

About The Guest:

Emma Middleton Morris is a former college basketball player who had a successful career at Lubbock Christian University and Abilene Christian University. She overcame challenges and setbacks throughout her athletic journey and has learned valuable lessons about resilience and personal growth.

Summary:

Emma Middleton Morris shares her journey as a college basketball player, from struggling with confidence and self-esteem to finding success and redemption. She discusses the highs and lows of her career, including her decision to transfer schools and her experience as a super senior. Emma also reflects on the importance of identity and the lessons she has learned from failure.

Key Takeaways:

• Emma's confidence was shaken when she entered college basketball, but she persevered and worked hard to improve her skills.
• Failure can teach valuable lessons, especially when it comes to personal growth and relationships.
• Emma's journey has taught her the importance of finding her worth and identity outside of basketball.
• She has learned to embrace the process of becoming undone and growing through challenges and setbacks.

Quotes:

• "Failure is a term that can be taken in a couple of different ways... The most growth that I've had through failure was my failure socially and relationally." - Emma Middleton Morris
• "Your value is not in what you do... It's literally not. You can't possibly do enough good things to gain the rewards in heaven that you want." - Emma Middleton Morris

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