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Ozzie Smith, the Hall of Fame shortstop, did a signature back flip when he took the field at the start of baseball games. This act symbolized his appreciation for the privilege of playing baseball. You don’t have to do a backflip every day, but you can flip your attitude and recognize the gift in each day.
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