Heroes--be one !

Just be the first to kick the ball !
An easy way for any of us to inspire others is to just play the game - and play it well . You have choice of course the tough game or the easy one /JIM STYNES is great at both doing the tough job and telling that story- again and again .

Before you can really contribute in the tough world outside the controls of a mere game , it's great to have the experience and inspiration of working with rules and responsibilities in an arena of controlled tolerance ( there are less umpires out in the real world) .
The learning experience of coping with selfish preoccupations ,unfairness, heavyhandedness ( like "i'm the boss" type ") , arrogance, lights and mirrors when the real outcome is dependant not on the "respect me " type of "authority" but respecting skill variation and working together .
There are many good players in a losing grand final series . What really matters is how we work together .Critical to that is being reconciled to each other cause we can just fall out and stay out.
So often the play then ( on and off the field )is just a mess of blame and counterblame - whose needs it ---when at the end of the day we can enjoy being part of a team . Whatever!
Go Geelong !