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Success Isn’t Always What You Think

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At the height of his success—8 Grand Slam titles, global fame, a marriage to Brooke Shields—tennis legend Andre Agassi was miserable. In his autobiography, Open, he explained that despite being…

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Even the Greats Face Self-Doubt

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“I don’t know why race week always has to be like this, but here we go.” It was one week out from the Chicago Marathon when Steve got the above…

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F*ck it and Let it Rip

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There was an incredible moment in the Detroit Tigers vs. Seattle Mariners baseball series that demonstrated an enduring lesson for performance—and really, for all of life. In game one of…

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If You Want to Get Better, Get Comfortable Saying…

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Mastery isn’t built on hacks, hustle-culture, or hype. It’s built on something quieter, and often more difficult to sustain: humility, honesty, and the courage to keep going when it’s not…

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Beyond Grit

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The capstone test for Navy SEAL candidates, Hell Week, is notorious for its brutal difficulty. It’s five and a half days of extreme training designed to push candidates to the…

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Getting it Done Even When You Don’t Feel Your Best

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Recently, a surgeon Brad coaches got called into an emergency case at 2 AM. The goal was straightforward: save as much of someone’s leg as possible. He was tired. His…

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