We want to try and be elevators, we want to try and help people be able to reach their highest potential.What that means is that you elevate every person/situation that you're a part of. That's what great leaders do.I know when I reflect back on the good times, it's been because there is a purpose about serving others. When I have looked back and said man I should have been better, it's usually when it's become a little bit more about me than I ever wanted it to. Your own selfish ambitions. Have a week. No Matter What🪫

Hey fellas, good to be back in here! I’ve been really busy building the Morris Method system and getting everything ready for a new program at Texas A&M–Texarkana University. I just wanted to bounce some ideas. I’m doing a lot of research, especially on velocity-based training, and I’d love to connect. If anyone wants to dive in, we can drop numbers or start a chat GroupMe, BAND, or whatever you use in athletics. I’d love to exchange thoughts on velocity training. What are the best books? What’s everyone studying? I’m pushing to elevate for a big year reading a lot, aiming to be better before August. August will be long 18-hour days but I’ll balance that with being a father and possibly a new baby appointment’s this week! Wishing you all well. “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” (Proverbs 27:17)

1. Plan — God has a plan for your life. Trust His timing, stay committed to the process, and keep moving forward. Your graduation is not an accident—it's part of the journey He has prepared for you. 2. Purpose — It's not about what you drive, wear, or own. It's about what drives you. Live with purpose, pursue excellence, and make an impact wherever your feet are. 3. Passion — Stop saying "I have to." Start saying "I get to." Every opportunity is a blessing. Approach each day with gratitude, energy, and enthusiasm. 4. Priorities — Keep God first in everything you do. When your priorities are aligned, your decisions become clearer and your path becomes stronger. 5. Prayer — Every great achievement is built on a foundation of faith. Pray consistently, trust boldly, and remember that with God, all things are possible. Affirmation:
Today, I choose faith over fear, purpose over excuses, and discipline over comfort. I trust God's plan, pursue my purpose, attack every opportunity with passion, keep my priorities in order, and build my life through prayer. I am prepared, I am called, and I am ready. My best days are ahead of me. Maximize. Outwork. Repeat.
— Coach Seth Morris

Just a little consistency 👊🏼🪫

Day 137 Of 365 Powered By JESUS Prayers Are In Bed Is Made Ready Willing And Able For Whatever Today Brings. Sometimes Life Takes You On Path You Did Not Choose. Only To Build The Strength You Did Not Know You Had Or Needed. Keep Being The Light Someone Needs Today STAY SAFE STAY BLESSED TEAM 🙏🏻 💪🏻