MARK MY WORDS
A closing statement made daily, or a rally cry.
“Go forth and raise e-bit.”
A sport that takes place on a frozen field, with long wooden sticks, ice skates, and a small round object used to score a goal that Mark Starr used to coach?
Hockey
This word describes a notable place or feature that helps identify a location.
A landmark.
A signature 3-word "P"hrase, that refers to why something is done, the actual steps it took to get there, and the benefits.
Purpose. Process. Payoff.
A favorite way to spend a day, that involves 18 holes, a club, and—depending on the score—a whole lot of colorful language. What sport is Mark Starr passionate about?
Golf
This word describes a symbol or design officially associated with a brand, product, or company.
A trademark.
A number analogy used when something is being done, resulting in a projected outcome.
Rule of 20.
Mr. Starr has been to a concert of this British singer who has found international success with “Crazy” before winning Grammys for “Kiss from a Rose" amongst other songs.
Seal
This word describes a standard used as a point of comparison or measurement?
A benchmark.
A statement made in reference to not necessarily winning everything, but trying to at least get a chance to win it.
“We want to have every opportunity, not every sale.”
An English rock band formed in 1967 at Charterhouse School in Godalming, Surrey.
Genesis
This word can mean a memorable or significant occasion, achievement, or event worthy of recognition.
A hallmark.
When faced with a challenging task, this phrase reminds us that this is precisely why not everyone gets to do it.
“If it were easy, everyone would be doing it.”
Before Mark Starr became the voice of sales wisdom, his father, Bob, was the voice behind the play-by-play.
What profession made Bob a familiar voice to sports fans?
A famous sports announcer.
This famous American author was born Samuel Clemens and became known worldwide by this pen name.
Mark Twain