It's really an inner game and I think that's what's missing for us today.

Everybody's focusing on the outside world and how there's a lot of things in the outside world you'll never be able to control.

You can influence.

You can't control it.

Your mind, your emotions, your body. You have 100% control over what you do with these things and that's where the game is won. You win the inner game, then you win the outer game.

I never had any success in sports until I first had them in my mind.

I learned to do creative visualization, visualizing things that hadn't happened yet, but that I wanted to happen.

Remember, fear is physical. You feel your throat or your gut. So it's courage. Courage doesn't mean you're not afraid it just means you're

strong enough you push through in spite of the fear right? When you push your mind

you go beyond what's comfortable you feel a strength inside you and that strength

will help you to change your body, your emotions, whatever.

Vividly imagined experiences, your brain can't tell the difference than a real experience.

And that's how I first got into seeing my success.

So I did a few hypnotherapy sessions with him.

And that's when I started to use visualization,

seeing myself be successful on the football field see

myself make the tackle. I went back the sophomore year and played football

again and the only thing I did different was I did the visualization daily as part of my routine and that year I went from the previous

year I quit the football team, didn't play to one year later and in my sophomore year it's the most viable play.

I learned at a young age the power of the mind.

I really learned to believe that, you know, in life it's an insight.

Too often you're out there you're pointing the finger.

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