Practice, Perfection & Starting

{Practice makes perfect?}

Something I’ve seen apply to athletics but could apply to any endeavor where Mastery is the goal is:

It’s not practice that makes successful people.

It’s the practice between practices that launches the level of competence.

What are you so passionate about that you would practice between forced opportunities to practice?

For my son, it’s baseball.

He is one of the best because he practices between practices.

For me, it is Referrals, Rituals, Communication, Reading, and Writing.

Peak human performance is driven by passion and the willingness to practice between practices.

I love the image at the top because it overcomes all excuses.

All objections.

STOP blocking yourself from opportunities available to you.

START. Start now. Just start.

Blessings,

Michael

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