I'm Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. It's your host, Nees Showboy.

As an athlete, you want to be in a dominant state of mind when you're performing.

You know what that feels like.

You also know what it feels like to not be in a dominant mindset.

You're playing timid. You're overthinking. You dominant mindset. You're playing timid.

You're overthinking.

You're slow.

It affects your body.

When you're in a dominant mindset, you're able to go out, you're able to perform

aggressively.

You're able to actually apply the things that you work so hard on

in your off time. In practice, you're actually able to apply that in a game. If you're not

playing in a dominant state of mind consistently, then you're in danger of losing your

spot to somebody who will.

You're in danger of your career being cut short.

And it's time to step your game up.

All right.

So let's break down why you're playing timid, why you're not in a dominant state of

mind. And a lot of it has to do with your fear, all right? A lot of it has to do with your mind,

your mindset, the way that you think. So first thing, you have a fear of making mistakes. You're afraid of making

mistakes. This is why you're playing timid. And when we dig deeper, it's your fear of being

embarrassed. Some of you don't want to be booed. You hate the idea of fans, people who you don't know,

...