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March 2018
March 2018, page 44
March 2018, page 45

MARCH 2018 44 | {what are you reading} BOOKMARKED PHOENIX SUNS EDITION I S R E A D I N G “I like reading biographies about people and how they became successful, or trials and tribulations that they went through in their lives. That helps me learn about them and what it takes to be successful and not to make mistakes other people have made.” Phoenix Suns Interim Head Coach Jay Triano “Open: An Autobiography” BY ANDRE AGASSI Phoenix Suns Forward Jared Dudley I S R E A D I N G “Coach Jay gave every player this book. The whole theme of it is that if you are in sports or involved with anything you love, you have to practice every day. Just like when you water a bamboo plant, it grows fast and it’s strong. It’s one of the hardest things to rip out.” “Water the Bamboo: Unleashing the Potential of Teams and Individuals” BY GREG BELL H I S TA K E H I S TA K E

MARCH 2018 | 45 I S R E A D I N G “I haven’t gotten that far into it. I’m three chapters in, but it talks about something called myelin and how you develop your skills and start reaching a higher level of those skills.” Phoenix Suns Guard Davon Reed “The Talent Code: Greatness Isn’t Born. It’s Grown. Here’s How.” BY DANIEL COYLE H I S TA K E IS READING “It’s a great book about what rich parents teach their kids and what poor parents don’t teach their kids. I loved it. It definitely resonated with me.” Phoenix Suns Forward Josh Jackson “Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!” BY ROBERT T. KIYOSAKI HIS TAKE {what are you reading} BOOKMARKED