Rebounding definition: Definition of rebound - Merriam-Webster

1 : to bounce back after hitting something · 2 : to get over a disappointment · 3 : to catch a basketball after a player has thrown it at the basket and has not .

Let's talk about how to rebound. Rebound has several definitions, some related to sports and others to relationships. I'm talking about both in today's podcast episode.  

We're talking about how to try again when we take our shots in life and that thing we do tanks or no one seems to care, listen or buy what we are offering.

Let's use the basketball example because for the WNBA the Women's Basketball Association, they had their championships recently.

Candace Parker a WNBA premiere player has tons of reasons why she should stop playing basketball.  She's had 7 knee surgeries and a herniated disk in her back and many other physical challenges. So she's a perfect example for today's podcast.  She took a chance and went to play for the Chicago Skye WNBA team after spending her career with the LA Sparks team.

Chicago Skye had never won a championship however she was a star player with LA Sparks a team which has won several championships.   

In this season's championship game, Chicago Skye came from behind and won the WNBA Championship. Candace helped them make history with all her pain and challenges. She rebounded literally on the court and in life.

Let's talk about how to rebound not just on basketball courts but in our lives, in our days in our minutes. Rebounding requires resets, constant resets. 

Let's start today's meeting. 

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