Yes and No Energy

You have yes energy and you have no energy. No energy is the reason you are at home eating chips on the couch. Yes energy creates a platform for full engagement, purpose and intent.

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You’re Not Supposed To Succeed Every Time

Success with frequency is necessary for motivation and as an indicator of the effort being put forth, but it should not be expected every time. Success in every aspect of every training session may mean you are failing in the big picture.

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Confidence

Confidence is either deeply rooted or superficial and fragile. Confidence that requires constant external validation is fragile. Confidence that is deeply rooted internally is strong.

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Try Softer

Sometimes trying harder is not the answer. Sometimes it’s better to try softer, try slower, try lesser, try frequently.

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Big Things, Small Things

Big things are awesome, you can hold them up and say “look at this big thing I did”. But small things are more important than big things because without small things there are no big things.

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Own It

There is great strength and self empowerment when you own your shit.

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Stop Arguing In Your Head

Arguing in your head does little to resolve any external conflict you may have and everything to strengthen your ego’s need for negative fuel and righteousness.

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Motivation

Motivation can be characterized as either positive or negative in nature. Both types are incredibly potent. Both can get you there. But only one leads to a fulfilling end point.

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Past, Present, Future

The future is an illusory place. Spending time there can limit how productive you are in the present. Future goals are only accomplished through actions in the present.

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False Modesty

Sometimes there is more ego wrapped up in false modesty than there is in just accepting a compliment and moving on

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Sportsmanship

Sportsmanship has less to do with being a good loser and more to do with how you try and win

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Patience and Urgency

Patience and Urgency are two of my closest friends. They really don’t like each other, which is very awkward at times.

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Invested

The things we do that require the most investment of self often lead to the most profound personal growth.

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