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Post a CommentTebowing Your Message: Applying the Principles of Tebowmania to Your Endeavors
Well, the Broncos' season is over, but not before Tim Tebowmania reached a fever pitch. I knew it was nearing insanity when both my wife and mother-- neither of whom had ever watched an NFL game on their own before-- each independently told me they were planning on spending their Saturday night watching the game. Needless to say, I was amazed.
It seems like everyone has an opinion on Tim Tebow. Some people love him, others hate him. The one thing that's agreed upon, however, is that everyone is talking about him.
What I find most remarkable is not that a young football player has taken the country by storm, but how he's done it and how clear has been his message.
Ask anyone-- and I mean anyone-- what they think about when they think of Tim Tebow and I bet you get a handful of answers, but they're all centered around Tebow's faith, his values, and his clean-cut image.
Now, you might think Tebow is an idiot, or you disagree with his message, or you think he's an overhyped player, but the key is that you're thinking about him and you know what he stands for.
Stop and think about that for a minute: When you think about Tim Tebow, you don't first think about football, you think about his message.
And I find that fascinating.
Whether you agree with Te
