The solution to disappointment isn't always to act on impulse and make a sweeping change.
A player with a fast forty is great. A player with a champion's mindset is better.
The post-show blues refers to the feelings that come with the end of a period of exhausting work, when we feel emotionally drained but also nostalgic for the experience.
As leaders, we have a duty to constantly raise the standard, to challenge the status quo and never become satisfied.
"The pain of regret is far heavier than the price of discipline."
The Daily Coach continued its conversation with Drew Maddux about navigating pressure, making career pivots, and overcoming the temptation to compare.
Your mind is either your best friend or your worst enemy.
The mind is a muscle that we have to hold accountable daily with intentional action, patience and honesty.
The only remedy for avoiding this bias lies in the process of obtaining the information and cross-checking the facts.
While the facts may be unpleasant, changing them is wrong and often fatal.
Having a specific routine for our work is critical to enhancing performance.
“Not reacting from the past, not reacting out of fear of the future, we learn to respond to life just as it is. We learn the power of being in the new moment filled with self-trust.”
