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SUMMARY:Commit Yourself to Winning the Game
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Earlier in this Learning Module, we discussed how the job search is a numbers game. Unless you are superhuman, you are not likely to succeed 100% of the time on your job interviews, or with sending out your résumés. Certainly, the entire purpose of this curriculum is to help you significantly improve your odds so you get a great job as quickly as possible. However, even the best athletes don’t succeed 100% of the time. Consider the sport of baseball. Ted Williams was perhaps the best hitter that ever played the game. In 1941, Ted Williams had a batting average of .406. That was the last year a major league player ever batted over .400. That means since 1941, no baseball player has gotten more than four hits for every ten tries. Even the best athletes are not perfect Track athletes running a race Ted Williams was arguably the best hitter to ever play baseball. Yet he still failed to get a hit six out of every 10 tries. So, if we were to translate his batting...

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