Paying Victory's Price [Paperback] Lambert, Roger

In Paying Victory’s Price, Roger Lambert challenges the reader to determine what victories and successes they desire in their life. Upon making this determination, he exhorts them to identify and develop a dream that will serve as their motivating force, to push them on toward their goals. At the same time this book focuses the attention of the reader, on the fact that all things worth having or accomplishing carry their own individual price tag. Writing in a down to earth and enjoyable style, Roger Lambert gives insight and advice on how to remain committed to your desired success, while paying the necessary price to bring your victory to fruition. He provides helpful tools and informative ideas in such ways as: • Sharing desired, success skills. • Methods of developing and improving success skills. • Personal stories derived from over a quarter century of coaching basketball at the elementary, middle school, and high school levels. • Remarkable stories of successful people, who overcame seemingly insurmountable obstacles to achieve their victory. Paying Victory’s Price, is a must read for business owners, professionals, coaches, athletes, musicians, students, and many others. People of all ages and from all walks of life, find the success stories of others in this book rewarding and beneficial to their own success. The inspiring accounts of ordinary people, who endured great trials and tribulation on their journey to success, provide inspiration to the reader who is experiencing similar difficulties as they seek their personal victory.

About The Author Roger Lambert despite being legally blind is a middle school basketball coach in his hometown of Allegan, Michigan. Coach Lambert recently received the Wolverine Conference of Southwest Michigan's award for twenty years of coaching service at various levels of middle school and high school basketball in both the boys and girls programs. As a coach, a minister, and a public speaker, Roger's words of inspiration have caused young people, church members, and entrepreneurs to renew their dedication to the victories and successes they desire. Roger is supported by his wife Vicki, his daughter Rachel, and his sons John, Clinton, and Jordan.