It was a very simple thing. It was a church camp, I think. I was there about two or three days, very young, and I just remember some counselor telling us that reputation is what people think you are, and your character is what you are. So if you have a bad reputation, you might as well have a bad character, and it pays to have a good reputation and a good character.
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Pete Rozelle
Commissioner of the National Football League, 1960–1989
United States · 1926–1996
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Public relations man who became NFL commissioner at 33 and held the post for twenty-nine years, negotiating the league's first national television contract and creating the Super Bowl.
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