The Importance of Practice in Jordan's Book

Nick Saban once said that average players want to be left alone, good players want to be coached, and great players want to be told the truth. Michael Jordan, with his giant ego and drive, would seek out his coach and ask for feedback to improve. The book that changed the speaker's life emphasized the importance of practice. While many aspire to be in the NBA, only a few make it, and even fewer join the dream team. Despite feeling tired, Jordan attended the Olympic Games to observe their practice habits and compare them to his own. The main takeaway from Jordan's book is his belief in the value of practice, to the point where he would rather miss a game than miss a practice session.