Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. It's your host, Nis Showbo.

Most athletes approach their sports like it's a game. You know, Checkers, Madden, Uno,

Call of Duty, Horse, 21. And if they happen to make money playing their sport,

then of course it's just a job. See, this is not how killers approach things. And it's why in

this series, I'm going to be teaching you the mindset or the code of the killer.

See, a killer is a competitor, yes, but they're built a certain way.

They're not your average run-of-the-mill competitor.

See, you're used to being seen as extreme.

You've been called OD.

You've been told you're doing too much.

You've been told by those who care about you that your obsession is a disease.

That it's unhealthy.

That it's harmful.

Now, of course, to the average person, it is unhealthy.

Especially to the lukewarm competitors that are your teammates and that are your friends. See, but no longer are you going to try to fit in. No longer

are you going to feel divided. No longer are you going to feel confused.

Because what you've lacked is a coherent code, a philosophy to live by. And this is the code

that I'm going to teach you and that you're going to accept. And it's going to make you a more

dominant competitor, a more fierce athlete, a beastier version of yourself. It's time to become even better. It's time

to step in to who you've been called to be. It's time to be a more refined version of yourself.

You see in the same way that a samurai, a mobster, a soldier, in the same way that these people live according to a code, this is how

you're going to approach your sport in life. In the same way, you don't turn it off and on.

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