Uncommon: Finding Your Path to Significance

Tony Dungy is the first author of the New York Times bestseller bestseller. He led Indianapolis Colts to the Super Bowl in 2007. This was the first victory for an African-American coach. Dungy played off eight of the top 10 teams. With this victory he joined Mike Ditcheka and Tom Flores and became the only one who won the Super Bowl as a player and head coach. Dungy joined Colts in 2002 after serving as the most successful head coach in the history of Tampa Bay pirates. He also served as a professor of the University of Minnesota, Pittsburgh Steelers, Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings. Before becoming a coach, Dungy played in NFL in 3 seasons. Dungy is involved in various charities such as Christian athlete scholarship, athlete, life tutor, Big Brother Big Sisters, Boys and Girls Club, Prison Crusade, All Professional Dadd. He also cooperated with the hope basket, the National Assembly of the Black Coach Association, the Indiana Negro, the Central Way of Central Indiana, and the American Diabetes Association. He and his wife Lauren are the parents of six children: daughters, Tiara and Jade, and sons, Eric, Jordan, Justin and the late James Dungee. They live in Indianapolis, Indiana and Tampa, Florida.

What does it mean to be meaningful people? When Indianapolis Colts' coach Tony Dungy got a Super Bowl XLI trophy, fans around the world thought he was the secret of success. Sports victory, professional excellence, fame and celebrities, awards and honor. . . He has everything. But then Tony Dungy knew that these achievements had nothing to do with his ultimate meaning as a human being. The Dungy coach is still keen to believe that there are various important ways - the way characterized by attitude, ambition and loyalty is very rare but very beneficial. In rare cases, Dungy reveals the secret of his superior parents, his career and coach career, his leader and his perception from his companion. Follow the journey of his life from the Michigan Boy to the winning coach of the Super Bowl, ranked number one in New York Times bestseller #Quiet Strength. Now, rarely, Tony Dungy leads you to a higher level with the messages necessary to live a real life - and you can find success

Dungy also published Uncommon: Finding your way to meaning, this book reveals the lessons accomplished by Dungy. This book was published with Tyndale House Publishers on February 17, 2009, focusing on the meaning of becoming a meaningful person in the culture, especially providing young people with a small positive role model. Dungy said on 11th January 2011, Dungy and his wife Lauren issued a new book "You can be friends." Their story teaches what it means to children to become good friends. This book debuted at No. 7 and remained at the top ten in the first week of the children's picture book section of the New York Times bestseller list.

The Dungy coach is still eagerly convinced that there is another way to express the very rare but very useful meaning through attitude, ambition, and loyalty. Among the most selling Uncommons of the New York Times, Dungy reveals his importance from his outstanding parents, his exercise and coach career, his leader and his walk with God.

The easiest way to find success in life is to help others find your life. After all, our contribution to the world has to be measured by something more important than the size of our savings account. Our lives will find the most important meaning in how we choose our lifestyle and how other people can live. The generous people will soon recognize that world problems are never solved by a single person ... perhaps it will never be solved completely in the future. But perfection does not slow them. For them it is enough to change even one life within their influence. And it is worth the effort

Since the distribution of social media has expanded rapidly and the world of hyperconnection has been born, individuals need to strengthen the necessity to prove rationality and importance. It is not unusual to listen to the phrase "find yourself". Our connection brings beautiful creation, but there is a dark side. In fact, it often involves looking at the past and the future, not ignoring them. An example of culture in this area is negative visualization, including diaries including imagining your future death and looking back on past experiences.