It's my definition of luck is that lock just derived from your consistent application of the effort to solve something problems.

So I don't I mean again it sounds obvious but I think it wasn't Walt Disney who was just

knocking to 300 doors bringing a business plan for the whole for the new

project called Disney World. 300 doors, right?

And for us, when we give up after trying to do something one or two or three times,

yeah, I think it's just really unfair to our self.

If this is really important for you, if you prepared to, you know, do 100 efforts, try 100 times.

Even if like 99% of this is going to be unsuccessful

It's still worth doing it All right. Welcome back. Or if you're new to this conversation,

welcome to the Finding Mastery Podcast.

I'm Michael Jervay, and by Trade and Training,

I am a sport and performance psychologist

and the whole idea behind these conversations is to learn from people who are

switched on.

We've dedicated their life efforts towards mastery and inside of the conversation what we want

to do is better understand what they're searching for, how do they

organize their inner life, what are the mental skills that they use to build and refine not only

their craft but the insights about what it means to be human, to be animated, to be able to express themselves

freely across multiple conditions.

Yes, sometimes that's a living room, sometimes that's in the boardroom, might be in the pitch,

might be on the field, whatever it is.

But this is about the inner life and applied steps that you can take to become your very best.

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