How many elite performers do you think have got the talent to be able to become world class,

but don't actually have the inside game to actualize that potential?

I think it's a much larger percent than we realize.

And I've seen it.

I've seen it at the junior, the high school, the college level,

athletes who were insanely talented, better than those who became Olympic medalist, but they just kept getting in their own way. They weren't able to express that talent.

And I would bet you that any coach or somebody who spent enough time in this field has

dozens of stories, just like I do. Yeah, there's a, do you know who Louis Capaldi is, British singer?

No. Okay. So he, I mean, he'll have heard his tracks. He's done billions and billions of streams.

And he's having a tough time mentally at the moment.

He found a lot of pressure in between his first and his second album,

as it's known, the difficult second album.

And had this pressure to perform,

wasn't really too sure whether he could live up to his own expectations and what was needed by the label and what was wanted by his management, so on and so forth.

And he had Tourette's, and he developed kind of a Tourette's tick, which was his shoulder,

which is very common, and a lot of anxiety came along with it. And a couple of times now,

on very big stages, I think he did this at

Glastonbury last summer. He's certainly done it in a couple of his own live shows. He's choked on

stage doing his own songs. And the anxiety's gotten so bad that he hasn't been able to get

the words out to the songs that he's written, doing the very thing that he wanted. And I feel so bad that he hasn't been able to get the words out, to the songs that he's written,

doing the very thing that he wanted. And I feel so bad for him because I adore his music.

And I think he's like a wonderful, kind, funny guy, at least in as much as you can tell from

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