[FUNDAMENTALS] KNOW WHEN YOU’VE NAILED IT
Are you ready to flip the script on improving your driving or riding?
Everywhere you look, from internet forums to the know-it-all pitted next you, unsolicited advice is rampant. Everyone, me included, is eager to tell you what you need to do and how to do it.
And yet, many drivers and riders continue to plateau, unsure what to do next, second-guessing themselves, “What if I can’t improve? Is this as good as I get?”
More information doesn’t equal more progress. In fact, very little of it is designed specifically for you. Instead, it leans on universal truths and recycled catchphrases.
What if there were an approach that was far simpler to execute, cut through all the noise, and actually moved the needle?
Knowing when you did it right
I’ve worked with clients who believed they had no business being on track—they didn’t belong, they weren’t good enough.
Initially, some elements of that were true. But every one of them possessed a powerful tool that enabled them to overcome their lack of confidence: the desire to improve.
To break that mental block, we focused solely on what to do right. It cleared the path to execution and built the belief they did belong and were good enough.
Focusing on what you do right is simpler and far more effective than chasing the more common what you did wrong or what you think you can’t do.
The “what went wrong” path leads to an endless rabbit hole of negativity. But a few clear “Did I do it right?” objectives for each fundamental flip the script.
Your focus shifts from what you can’t do to what you can do. The result is report cards that confirm in real time if you did it right.
