Welcome to Your World Within Daily. I'm Eddie Panero. And in this episode, we're going to talk about the most dangerous word in your vocabulary.

Well, a lot come to mind.

But if I had to point to just one, it would be the word tomorrow.

You might think can't would be one of them or, you know, something self-defeating.

And, you know, I've certainly put a lot of thought into that.

But what's more dangerous than an absolute no out front is the delusion that it will happen

it's the delusion that you'll get to it soon tomorrow the next day when you're free when life

permits because as we've all seen in one capacity or another there are a lot of

situations where tomorrow doesn't come tomorrow is fiction it's how we rationalize staying where we

are can't is at least black and white it's wrong but at least it's black and white. It provides something tangible

to fix, whereas tomorrow is a false sense of comfort. So what does that mean? What do we do with that?

Well, when I was in college, I was on the crew team, right?

And one of the boats that we wrote in, an eight man and a coxin, and it was called

the execution to remind us of a very important thing.

And, you know, I draw from these lessons a lot now.

It's funny, as you get older, I mean, you realize things that you didn't when you were in the midst of them.

But this point was pretty apparent.

Being in shape is huge in the world of rowing, right?

Being strong, being fit, being prepared, being, you know, mentally strong,

being ready to go, being well rested, having a good diet.

All these things matter, but they don't matter more than your ability to execute on game day.

When the buzzer sounds,

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