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.
In this episode of the Hilt Podcast w/JP I sit down with the wonderfully made John Davis. John is a native of Littleton, Colorado where he still lives with his wife and 3 kids. I first met John when I moved to the Denver area back in 2014. I was instantly drawn to his approach to 'the process'. When everyone else is looking for a reason not to do the difficult thing, John looks for every reason why he should do it.
During our conversation John explains how values and fundamentals are key in creating his vision. He shares how identifying the basics is vital to executing correctly and consistently. He also spoke with me about how his gift to handle and execute so much can sometimes be a limitation. So, he intentionally takes time to slow things down and prioritize what is truly important.
What I learned from John in this conversation is that what we say we believe can only be tested in the fire. And it's not until the smoke clears that we discover our true beliefs. Our beliefs determine who we become on the other side of pain.
I know you will learn a ton from this episode and I highly recommend you share it with someone. Yield this knowledge with care and intent. Enjoy the conversation.
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.
