- The more "SUCCESSFUL" you are, the higher and higher the EXPECTATIONS become, the more suspiciuos people are of you, and the more criticism you receive - stick to your journey - stick to your beliefs.
- A true competitor gets the most joy out of the most difficult circumstances.
- You need to understand the 60 - 30 - 10 rule. (60% of the time you beat yourself, 30% of the time your opponent palys on a higher level and 10% of the time momentum makes the difference). It's the key to higher level of performance.
During the week of the game ways you beat yourself --
Lack of desire to prepart to be your best self through goal sets in the following areas:
Attitud -- Skills + Systems -- Fitness -- Team Building
Being aware of how you beat yourself during the game --
Penalties -- Turnovers -- Busted Assignments
Breakdown in Fundamentals -- Poor Choices
Getting Caught in the Trap of Playing Psych games
(Distract - Intimidate - Provoke - Pretense)
These are all in your control.
- Why players and teams succeed (Example of the Car)
Every part needed - Every part important
Engine, steering wheel, brakes (top players)
Wheels and Tires (palying support players)
Lug Nuts hold on weels on (Non playing and Bomber) support players
- Everyone on the team is equally important to the team. Each Has a Role. Develop All-American Butlers as well as outstanding starting and backup players.
- Second, third, fourth verse same as the first. Hard work with a purpose, and I mean hard work does pay dividends. Repetition -- meaningful repetition. 20/80 Rule.
- DETAILS + DETAILS + DETAILS - it's what sets successful people apart.
- Let's get as close as we can to closing our potential - performance GAP. GAP -- Goal Setting -- Positive Attitude Building -- Persistence -- Perserverance
(These are the keys)
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