BE QUICK—BUT DON'T HURRY: Learning Success from the Teachings of a Lifetime
Andrew Hill, BE QUICK—BUT DON'T HURRY: Learning Success from . , $20 (192pp) ISBN 978-0-7432-1388-2
When Hill, a television executive, played basketball at UCLA during the 1970s, he became one of only 200 men to play for Wooden, the winningest coach in college basketball history. The two constantly engaged in verbal sparring (e.g., on his first day, Hill suggested that Wooden cancel practice in protest against the Vietnam War, and Wooden retaliated that Hill could choose not to come to practice that day or ever, but only Wooden would decide whether to cancel a practice). Some 20 years later, Hill had an epiphany and began visiting his old coach, developing a deep friendship reminiscent of the one described by Mitch Albom in
Reviewed on: 02/26/2001
Genre: Nonfiction
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