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Message: [QUOTE="OttoinGrotto, post: 949122, member: 297"] The other thing that I dislike about putting all the chips in the "winning" basket is that you leave yourself banking on a lot of things you can't really control - how good the team is, how the schedule lines up, etc. Of course you need winning to be a part of the experience, but there are other things you can proactively do to make the experience better that you actually can control. I mean, I don't know if people actually read the article, but winning programs are having attendance issues. The answer isn't just win more, it's about finding out if your product fits your audience, and if it doesn't, tweak the product until it brings in the crowds. You do that by knowing your audience and understanding why they're staying away. There are reasons, among them winning, why the experience hasn't been enough to draw people. [/QUOTE]