The 16 Perfectly Reachable Habits That Made Me Who I Am

For 2,130 consecutive games, Lou Gehrig played first base for the New York Yankees—a streak that would stand for five and a half decades. He put up a career .340 batting average. He was a two-time MVP, seven-time All-Star, six-time World Series Champion, Hall of Famer, and the first player ever to have his number retired. All from a man who wasn’t born an athlete. As a boy, Lou Gehrig was so…