If you try to get right, then you listen to my dad.

He's a beast.

And if you don't want to listen to him, okay, okay.

You don't want to get successful.

If you ain't trying to dominate, man, they go listen to something else.

Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. It's your host, Niyy Shobo. This episode is for Varen. He hit me up on IG asking a question, and I want to address it, and I know it's going to be valuable for a lot of you out there who are most likely struggling with something similar. So Varenne was basically explaining how he's just getting

frustrated with his training, you know, and he wanted to know how to not get as frustrated and make

progress more predictably and effectively, because I imagine the frustration is interfering with this

process. All right, he's a hooper, by the way.

He's basketball.

So instead of giving Varenne just kind of like some cookie cutter responses to this,

I wanted to give Varenne a set of questions to ask himself

because that's really what any of us should be doing

whenever we come up against the problem.

You ever just,

you ever been struggling with something or expressed your frustrations with someone that you trusted, it could be a friend, your parents, your partner, whatever. And then they just immediately

started giving you advice. And maybe it was even good advice. And you listened and

you wrote it down, et cetera. And maybe you even did some of what they said. And then later you found

it didn't really work that well. And then you tried again. And maybe you got some other advice. And it

wasn't until you started asking yourself some questions before you started to then

understand the real nature of your problem and then you came up with a great solution for that

very problem the same one that you were asking a bunch of people advice for you see what I'm saying

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