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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled More Than A Game about John, Game, Christian with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction.
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conversations.value: the author has authored 11 storys and "More Than A Game" is his first work of Christian Fiction. His previous storys in the area of personal development have sold over 750,000 copies worldwide. He has traveled the world helping businesses and individuals see their true potential. As a lifelong fan of baseball, John chose this story and backdrop to share his faith with others. As a father, coach, professional speaker, and author, John has always believed that improving one's self comes fastest when helping others. Using a story rather than dictating how one should live, he hopes the readers can see themselves in the story and be able to take what works best for them and apply it.
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conversations.value: Using a story rather than dictating how one should live, he hopes the readers can see themselves in the story and be able to take what works best for them and apply it.. As a father, coach, professional speaker, and author, John has always believed that improving one's self comes fastest when helping others. As a lifelong fan of baseball, John chose this story and backdrop to share his faith with others. He has traveled the world helping businesses and individuals see their true potential. His previous storys in the area of personal development have sold over 750,000 copies worldwide.the author has authored 11 storys and "More Than A Game" is his first work of Christian Fiction
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled More Than A Game about Super, Bowl, Kansas with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense.
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conversations.value: Born in St.Louis,Mo and raised in San Bernardino,Ca I know what hard work and determination is. To make it from those cities and to get a football scholarship to Cal St.Fullerton, took just that. After college I was drafted in the 2nd round(44th overall)in the 1986 NFL Draft. I spent thirteen years as a professional cornerback and safety. In my first year with the NY Giants, I started at cornerback, and we won Super Bowl XXI. Five years later we won Super Bowl XXV, and I was awarded Defensive MVP. I played in Super Bowl XXXI with the Green Bay Packers, though a losing effort a memorable one. So I guess you could say I do know a bit about hard work and determination...and winning Super Bowls. After sports, I entered the world of communications as a guest radio and television sports announcer, and I own a recruiting company, 2Five Sports. My current endeavor is writing. Ive transformed my passion and experiences into a work of fiction. Collaborating with another author, weve written a sports thriller called More Than A Game. I live with my children in Kansas City, Kansas.
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conversations.value: Louis,Mo and raised in San Bernardino,Ca I know what hard work and determination is. To make it from those cities and to get a football scholarship to Cal St.Fullerton, took just that. After college I was drafted in the 2nd round(44th overall)in the 1986 NFL Draft. I spent thirteen years as a professional cornerback and safety. In my first year with the NY Giants, I started at cornerback, and we won Super Bowl XXI. Five years later we won Super Bowl XXV, and I was awarded Defensive MVP. I played in Super Bowl XXXI with the Green Bay Packers, though a losing effort a memorable one. So I guess you could say I do know a bit about hard work and determination...and winning Super Bowls. After sports, I entered the world of communications as a guest radio and television sports announcer, and I own a recruiting company, 2Five Sports. My current endeavor is writing. Ive transformed my passion and experiences into a work of fiction. Collaborating with another author, weve written a sports thriller called More Than A Game. I live with my children in Kansas City, Kansas.
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled More Than a Game about Maryland, Sometimes, Hampstead with the genre: Sports & Outdoors, Basketball.
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conversations.value: I have become many things in the 26-plus years I have spent on this Earth. I am a son and a brother, a writer and a reader, a high school benchwarmer and a halfway decent golfer, a beach bum and a college graduate, a North Carroll Panther and a Maryland Terrapin. There is one thing, however, that I quite honestly never thought Id become: An author. I always wanted to, but its hard, you see, writing a story. Im not much of an outliner. Most of my thoughts come on a whim, unexpected and unbidden on a run, reading, drinking coffee, watching my Terrapins blow another lead. And Ill grab whatever writing utensil I have and just let the words in my brain flow through my hands. Sometimes I dont even know what Im about to write until Im physically doing it. Its kind of fascinating, because Im discovering what my story is about as Im writing it. Maybe this isnt the most traditional path to literary success, but whatever, it works for me. Ive always been a fan of homegrown styles. I was raised that way, anyway, in a sports-mad hamlet in northwest Maryland named Hampstead. The town is so small that, during my sophomore year of college, I had hitched a ride home for winter break with a friend from New Jersey. She typed Hampstead, Maryland into the GPS and nothing popped up. The town was literally too small for a navigation system. My dad, a fine American from Pittsburgh, and my mom, Jill, the most pleasant woman youll ever meet, raised my brothers and me on a steady diet of church and sports. Sometimes the latter would interfere with the former, but wed never let anything get in the way of our sports golf, soccer, football, basketball, baseball, swim, beach volleyball. You name it, we played it. I wasnt good enough at any of them to play at a major college, so I did the next best thing: I wrote about them. Writing has taken me to the Florida Panhandle, where I wrote for the Northwest Florida Daily News and covered a number of athletes I now watch on ESPN on Saturdays and Sundays. And it has since taken me to California, where Im freelancing and taking my first literary shot at non-fiction, in a story on beach volleyball. Its kind of cool, hanging out with Olympians, you know? On the pages of this site, you can find updates on the progress of all my storys and the occasional piece I might want others to read. Its a good life we sportswriters live.
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conversations.value: Its a good life we sportswriters live.. Its kind of cool, hanging out with Olympians, you know? On the pages of this site, you can find updates on the progress of all my storys and the occasional piece I might want others to read. And it has since taken me to California, where Im freelancing and taking my first literary shot at non-fiction, in a story on beach volleyball. Writing has taken me to the Florida Panhandle, where I wrote for the Northwest Florida Daily News and covered a number of athletes I now watch on ESPN on Saturdays and Sundays. I wasnt good enough at any of them to play at a major college, so I did the next best thing: I wrote about them. You name it, we played it. Sometimes the latter would interfere with the former, but wed never let anything get in the way of our sports golf, soccer, football, basketball, baseball, swim, beach volleyball. My dad, a fine American from Pittsburgh, and my mom, Jill, the most pleasant woman youll ever meet, raised my brothers and me on a steady diet of church and sports. The town was literally too small for a navigation system. She typed Hampstead, Maryland into the GPS and nothing popped up. The town is so small that, during my sophomore year of college, I had hitched a ride home for winter break with a friend from New Jersey. I was raised that way, anyway, in a sports-mad hamlet in northwest Maryland named Hampstead. Ive always been a fan of homegrown styles. Maybe this isnt the most traditional path to literary success, but whatever, it works for me. Its kind of fascinating, because Im discovering what my story is about as Im writing it. Sometimes I dont even know what Im about to write until Im physically doing it. And Ill grab whatever writing utensil I have and just let the words in my brain flow through my hands. Most of my thoughts come on a whim, unexpected and unbidden on a run, reading, drinking coffee, watching my Terrapins blow another lead. Im not much of an outliner. I always wanted to, but its hard, you see, writing a story. There is one thing, however, that I quite honestly never thought Id become: An author. I am a son and a brother, a writer and a reader, a high school benchwarmer and a halfway decent golfer, a beach bum and a college graduate, a North Carroll Panther and a Maryland Terrapin.I have become many things in the 26-plus years I have spent on this Earth
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story titled More Than A Game.
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conversations.value: More than a Game: More Than A Game is a documentary that focuses in on 5 young basketball players - LeBron James, Dru Joyce III, Romeo Travis, Sian Cotton, Willie McGee - and their coach, Dru Joyce II, performing on an AAU team with the growing stardom of the future NBA superstar, LeBron James.\nTaking them through their pre-teens to high school, this film follows their incredible journey as the unknown Ohio team rises to the top of youth athletics.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about John, Game, Christian.
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conversations.value: More than a Game: More Than A Game is a documentary that focuses in on 5 young basketball players - LeBron James, Dru Joyce III, Romeo Travis, Sian Cotton, Willie McGee - and their coach, Dru Joyce II, performing on an AAU team with the growing stardom of the future NBA superstar, LeBron James.\nTaking them through their pre-teens to high school, this film follows their incredible journey as the unknown Ohio team rises to the top of youth athletics.