(all quotes are real audiobooks within our library – feel free to pick one up today)

                What does every Olympian strive for? “The Goal”, of course! What is that elusive goal? Well, to every Olympian, it's something else, but it all requires them to “Do the Work,” with the help of their individual “Greatest Coach Ever.”

                One of the most important aspects of “How to Be a Winner,” is to “Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway,” and that means conquering your fears head-on. Some may have a fear of failing. Some may have a fear that they don't truly belong. But with a “Healthy Dose of Motivation” from their coaches, teammates, and families, there's no stopping #TeamUSA now.

                Here are some practical tips from here at 3Leaf Group – because we, obviously, feel qualified enough to give the world's best athletes a bit of advice. Have a fear of talking to the press? “Public Speaking Superstar” is a fantastic listen that will make them confident, no matter how many cameras are shoved in their face. Not enough creativity in your routine? Perhaps “Cirque du Soleil: The Spark” can offer some originality. And if perhaps the pressure of the entire world watching them is possibly starting to get inside their head, might we suggest “The Beginner's Guide to Yoga” to calm their nerves.

Michael Phelps would learn “How to Stop Worrying” about Le Clos and his other competition and focus on his goal. “Gabby” Douglas could use the “Power of Now” to stay present and in the moment on the uneven bars in the All-Around Finals. Kerri Walsh-Jennings could use the “5 Love Languages” to connect with April Ross and pound the competition. We know they have it in them.

                One thing is for sure: with hard work, dedication, and an entire “One Nation” backing them and cheering them on, these Olympians were surely “Born to Win.”

                “Gadzooks!”

With all the recent bloodshed of our men in blue, 3Leaf Group would like to extend our deepest gratitude to those who tirelessly serve our country, keeping us safe and preventing terror. There is no other time when camaraderie and togetherness have been more vital. In the words of murdered Baton Rouge officer Montrell Jackson, "I swear to God I love this city, but I wonder if this city loves me."

3Leaf Group extends its deepest condolences to those personally affected by the murder of so many of our valiant officers. May there be no more bloodshed of its kind on U.S. soil. Let us come together and show that we, the grateful citizens of the United States of America, have nothing but love for this great country.

Pokemon Go has exploded on a global level, stirring up old childhood memories and creating a new generation of fans. This game, using augmented reality to superimpose virtual images on our world, is more than just child's play. It plays on people's imagination, leading them to think What if? It says, Maybe magic really can happen. Maybe there's more out there than just our mundane world.

We never really lose that glitz of imagination as we get older, do we? As adults, we just hide our childish enthusiasm and wrap it up in something called Maturity and Responsibility. Pokemon Go is allowing us to access that childish excitement once again, bringing imagination back into the world - and there's nothing wrong with that.