You ever wonder why you hesitate?

You ever wonder when there's an opportunity right in front of you?

You're like, I don't know if I want to take it.

I don't know if I'm ready for it.

You're like thinking twice about your abilities, right? Where does that come from? We just had a conversation with my wife and my son about this specifically, and we had a massive breakthrough. I want to share with you. added this video. If the message gets you thinking, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel,

let me get right into it. So Business Insider comes out with an give value out of this video. If the message gets you thinking, give it a thumbs up and subscribe

to the channel, let me get right into it. So business insider comes out with an article this

week. And here's what it says. No mediocre worker is safe. The bar for keeping your job just

went up and it continues to say in the bottom, you need to do a great job, not a good job. So how does this apply to you? Let me give you an idea. My wife and I, we work very closely with our son because he's got dreams of wanting to play soccer. So he's doing a good job playing soccer right now. But I'm training him to open up when the ball is being thrown. This last 18 months, 12 months we've

been working on. You know how you want to throw the ball? Open up, back them up, come get the

ball, right? And we're going back and forth, going back and forth, going back and forth, and we're

not having a breakthrough. So, hey, let's teach spacing. Let's teach this. Let's watch these video.

Coaches he works with every day. Do this through that. Finally we sit down. I say, babe, let me tell you how this thing works. And Dylan's sitting right there with me. Says, what's that? I said, do you want to know why people demand the ball? Not ask for the ball. Do you know who demands the ball? Who demands the ball? Somebody who is confident in their footwork?

Why would you demand the ball if you don't have that level of confidence in your footwork?

You're just going to be asking for the ball, but you're hesitating a little bit.

When I was playing basketball, 14 years old, I was a horrible shooter. So guess what happens when you're coming up and the point guard is looking for you? What will a good shooter do? Run around, be open. Hey, hey, hey, give me the ball. Give me the ball. Hey, hey, I'm open. What will a bad shooter do? Nothing. Nothing. The bat shooter is not even going to make eye contact with the point guard because, hey, if you throw me the ball, I don't know what I'm doing. I'll rebound for you. I'll block for you. I'll fight for you, but I'm not shooting for you. But the guy who knew how to shoot the ball, what did he say? Give me the ball. Demanding, come on, give me the ball. Right? And you give him him the ball he shoots because he knows he's a good

shooter do you know we've been working on this kid's footwork for god knows how long now and all of a sudden

the last few months we're watching him play and the practices he's going and i'm seeing him give me the ball

he's becoming more demanding i said, this whole thing about spacing,

this whole thing about finding to be open, it's not how life works. The way life works is,

get your footwork in place, and you will start demanding the ball. No matter what you do in your

life, if you get better in whatever that footwork is for you, for you, you may be watching the

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