You know, an F18 two miles out looks like a dot.

So I got this dot coming at me in a mile every four and a half seconds.

I need to be focused down on that dot, but at the same time, I got to open up real quick

and make sure I don't hit a sailboat mask because we're blowing over sailboats, right?

And so it's this ability to focus down on open up, focus down on open up.

The human brain can do that 65 times a second anyhow.

So we're wired to do this.

What you have to learn and it's a learn skill is how to take control of your own mind.

I'm Ricky Mulvey and that's John Gucci Foley, a former lead solo pilot for the Blue Angels,

a keynote speaker and the author of Fearless Success.

I caught up with him to talk about the fundamentals of decision making and what investors can learn

from the Blue Angels, who are flying at speeds of hundreds of miles an hour, just a few

feet apart from each other.

Gucci, good to see you.

I appreciate you hanging out with us fools today to talk about decision making and some

of your experiences is a Blue Angel.

Yeah, Ricky, man, I'm glad to be here and those four words actually meant something special

to me when I was on the team.

So let's dive in, man.

Let's do it.

Considering you're for the folks just listening, they cannot see the shirt that says glad

to be here, but I think that's, I'm sure that's what you want to talk about.

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