Work On Your Game: Mental Toughness, Confidence & Discipline From A Professional Basketball Athlete

In this class we’ll talk about  why having something to prove is one of the most powerful motivators. While there are moments when you don't need to prove anything to anyone, the urgency and drive to prove yourself can push you to unparalleled levels of performance. From legendary stories like Lee Iacocca revitalizing Chrysler after being fired from Ford to Michael Jordan manufacturing rivalries to maintain his competitive edge, having a point to prove has led to extraordinary achievements. Even high-profile figures like Donald Trump and Ted Williams have used this energy to fuel their success, showing that the drive to prove oneself can lead to significant accomplishments and personal growth. Listen now and discover how you can use the need to prove yourself as a catalyst for reaching new heights in your game. Show Notes: [04:11]#1 Having something to prove is a great motivator and is an impetus to urgent and determined action.  [12:23]#2 Having nothing to prove leads to complacency and non urgent behavi