This is The Playbook, a limited series by Good Inside and partnership with Nike.

I'm going to be talking to some of the most successful athletes of our time, leaders who have had real impact in their sport.

And I'm going to be talking with them about their highs, about their lows, about their mindset, about team dynamics,

about what really motivates them,

about the way they talk to themselves

and recover from difficult stages.

And I also have some of my favorite moments with these athletes,

where we talk about their life off the field.

Their early years, their family life,

the things that keep them grounded, their rituals and

superstitions that keep them going. We cover so much in every conversation. I'm Dr. Becky,

and this is good inside. From the outside, people see Russell Wilson as polished, professional, and yes, obsessed with winning.

They see someone driven, someone who's relentlessly optimistic, guided by faith, grounded in family,

and fueled by a higher purpose. But what the image doesn't always show is what it takes to be that person.

The discipline, the mindset, the daily work required to hold it altogether.

The part of the story that doesn't show up on the leaderboard or during a broadcast.

Over the past decade, Russell has built a legacy as one of the NFL's most respected quarterbacks and community figures.

He's a Super Bowl champion, the Walter Payton Man of the Year, and a tireless advocate for faith, family, and service.

He's also a devoted partner to his wife, Sierra, and a proud father of four, leading his family with the same intention and faith that guide him on the field.

At its core, Russell's story is about mindset over everything else, the belief that mental strength, preparation, purpose, habits, systems matter as much as talent.

He spent his career seeking inspiration from great coaches, mentors, and leaders who challenge

him to keep growing on and off the field.

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