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Looking for a great way to stay on top of your game during 2016? Whether you just want to think positive, believe in yourself or strive to be the best athlete you can be, the women of the Storm have some inspiring messages of faith, courage and strength to share. Here is a compilation of some of the most powerful messages from the Storm women collected from their social media accounts for you to enjoy. Print them out, write them in your journal or calendar and let them inspire you as you take a jump shot into the New Year.
Alysha Clark gives us poignant messages on a regular basis. The thoughtful player says things like, “Being an underdog can change people in ways that we often fail to appreciate: it can open doors and create opportunities.” She also ends days on positive messages, like “Goodnight y’all… Say a prayer for someone.” The athlete shows her caring spirit in everything she does.
Abby Bishop describes herself as forever grateful on her Twitter page. She has tweeted some wonderful words of wisdom throughout the year, such as, “You always have a choice,” and, “Someone’s gotta speak their mind!” She also shares some fun thoughts to ponder, like, “I’m a day dreamer and a night thinker.” Bishop also shares funny stories about her days as a parent, which resonate with thousands of fans.
Sue Bird retweeted Elena Delle Donne’s #ByeGilbert tweet, “Women were not put on this earth just for men to look at. We are people. We have a purpose. We are role models. I am an athlete first and foremost.” Bird often shares inspiring news stories about players in the WNBA.
Markeisha Gatling reminds us that “It’s the little things that count” and that “family comes before everything.” She is a big family woman who really knows what is important in her life.
Crystal Langhorne says that she is “thankful for every day I get to live the life I live.” She also says she hopes she never takes her family for granted. She advises her fellow players, “You really have to love yourself to play overseas, because all that time spent alone.”
And Jewell Loyd reminds us to laugh at ourselves sometimes. She says, “How does Beyonce dance so hard and sing so perfectly? When I run and try to talk I almost pass out!”
What is your favorite message of inspiration from the Storm? Share it below.
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