Every Day Counts

Start Where You Are. Use What You Have. Do What You Can.

De: David Pollack, Mark Schlabach - contributor

Narrado por: Chris Abell

Are you living like every day counts in your life or are you passively surviving the ups and downs of life?

Former NFL player and ESPN college football analyst David Pollack takes listeners on a journey through the principles of resilience and personal growth so that you might not simply survive, but thrive every day, no matter what you face. Pollack played four seasons at Georgia, earning All-American in three of those seasons. In the 2005 NFL draft, he was a first-round selection for the Cincinnati Bengals where he had a promising future in the sport. However, in his second season, he suffered a neck injury that ended his career.

Pollack is no stranger to navigating difficult days, but offers his listeners hope that no matter what situations you find yourself in, you can make the day count by starting right where you are, using what you have, and doing what you can just for today. With compelling personal stories and practical advice, this motivational guide is more than simply a football memoir or self-help book. It inspires listeners to begin anew at any stage in life. Every Day Counts is not just a book—it’s a blueprint for listeners to become the best version of themselves and learning that actions determine their destiny.

©2026 David Pollack (P)2026 B&H Publishing Group

Fantastic book!

Loved hearing David’s story!! Praying for him and his family!! Would highly recommend to anyone wanting to grow in their faith and who they are as a person!

Inspiring Lessons

This book outlines behind-the-scenes moments of David’s life in ways that are both inspiring and meaningful. His discipline shines through in every chapter. I couldn’t put it down. Highly recommend!

Good book

This was a good, motivating book. Heavy on the football details. Good book for guys.

I love the passion.

I love even highly successful people out there put family and God at there forefront. That is a rarity in today’s world but the overall positive impact that you are to everyone puts an excitement to eat and set goals to run a marathon as well as being a father and husband. Much respect for you David!