Closing it Out Against the Top Dog is HARD 21
Smiling both inside and out I thought “this is what I love about this game.” I knew that I was being asked the question. “Will you play safe and hope to escape with a win or will you go after it?”
Smiling both inside and out I thought “this is what I love about this game.” I knew that I was being asked the question. “Will you play safe and hope to escape with a win or will you go after it?”
The normal ups and downs of tennis matches, points and shots. I needed to continue to be accepting of these ups and downs. They come with the game.
The words “shouldn’t,” “don’t,” “can’t,” have faded out along with large global words like “never and all. They seem to provide little value to what I want from myself.
I have been working on my game for 35+ years. It is never too late and I never know too much to learn something new..
I am what I am. I am not my old story and not yet my new story. Never perfect. Working toward being better. Always on the journey. That is who I am.
I am working on comments about Federer and Rafa’s extraordinary Australian Open. In the meantime…
People come to learn forehands, backhands, strategy, fitness and mental skills and often walk away with deep looks into who they are and who they can be.
“I am the greatest” is one of the most outrageous stories one could come up with.
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I have debated the idea of confidence with sports and business clients many times. I have often taken issue with the idea that we lose it if not performing well.