Learned Helplessness
What the Seligman experiments teach us about tennis: why players stop problem-solving on court, and how the best players fight their way out.
Continue ReadingWhat the Seligman experiments teach us about tennis: why players stop problem-solving on court, and how the best players fight their way out.
Continue ReadingPlay for development: your first finals, wins, and championships are wonderful personal achievements, but they do nothing more than justify your …
Continue ReadingCompetition merely justifies your process: a five-step method for picking one part of your game and systematically improving it over months.
Continue ReadingSix lessons on competition from an 11-time Olympic medalist: focus on progress, perfect technique, be accountable, free your mind, stay resilient - …
Continue ReadingFear is immobilizing: it narrows your focus and blocks out possibilities. Understanding that its source is internal is fundamental to becoming a great …
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