I can see what I see when I face reality

by Bob Knight

I can see what I see when I face realityb Do not be optimisticSuspect, verify, and prepare bPeople tend to mistake their abilities better than they really are and to look very optimistic about the future . Such an attitude of optimizing the future without clear evidence has made people unable to cope with the crisis by making them relax in the reality. It is the legend that we have the second place in the US college basketball history in the history of the US collegiate basketball history and the second in the US basketball Olympic national coach twice It is the book that contains the victory strategy of the victory teacher, Bob Knights life.The secret that the team and the players of the team won the record of 902 wins is the power of the negative thought Power of Negative Thinking. By looking at the black and white of the reality objectively, it was the key to find the vulnerability of the team, to precisely determine the factors of defeat, and to eliminate it with thorough practice and preparation. In fact, nothing will change unless we find the cause of the problem and make an effort to resolve it. That is the truth. This book is very meaningful in that it reminds us of what needs to be done right now through the power of negative thoughts, which allows us to get away from unfounded optimism and see the reality right away.

Paperback

Published October 10, 2013

About the author

Bob Knight compiled one of the greatest records ever in college basketball: 5 National Coach of the Year awards, 3 NCAA championships, 11 Big Ten championships, an Olympics championship, and 902 victories overall, along with achieving a near-perfect graduation rate for his players. Knight was also a featured commentator for ESPN’s college basketball coverage, on camera at least once a week. His first book, Knight: My Story, spent five weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Bob Hammel is the coauthor of both books.