I was a Division I athlete in name only. I had elite speed and athleticism but never became elite. I was limited by disappointment and failure became my identity. I lacked the psychological aptitude that makes college athletes successful on and off the field. After years of disappointments and seeing how people's success led to the next success I feared that the first success was nothing but luck.
But then something happened. I changed the way I thought. I faced my fears by developing new disciplines. And today, I’m helping others create vision and act on their goals.
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I was a Division I athlete in name only. I had elite speed and athleticism but never became elite. I was limited by disappointment and failure became my identity. I lacked the psychological aptitude that makes college athletes successful on and off the field. After years of disappointments and seeing how people's success led to the next success I feared that the first success was nothing but luck.
But then something happened. I changed the way I thought. I faced my fears by developing new disciplines. And today, I’m helping others create vision and act on their goals.
This is PART 2 of my conversation with Brian Conner. If you haven't listened to PART 1 I would encourage you to go back and listen. In that episode Brian gives some practical ways as to how he changed his negative mindset to a positive mindset that helped shape his behaviors. I would also encourage you to check out my BLOG at HILTSYSTEMS.COM. Brian and I refer back to that post often and it would provide a bit of context to the series we are in called "WE'RE ALL HYPNOTIZED." I know you will get a lot of wisdom from this conversation. I know I did. Use this information to wield your imagination with intent. Happy listening!
Discipline Over Fear
I was a Division I athlete in name only. I had elite speed and athleticism but never became elite. I was limited by disappointment and failure became my identity. I lacked the psychological aptitude that makes college athletes successful on and off the field. After years of disappointments and seeing how people's success led to the next success I feared that the first success was nothing but luck.
But then something happened. I changed the way I thought. I faced my fears by developing new disciplines. And today, I’m helping others create vision and act on their goals.
