Getting sidetracked by distraction can slow down your progress, increase frustration, or contribute to quitting altogether. Taking your eyes off your target, even if for a short period of time, counts as a distraction. When running down Bold Goals, everything counts, and everything matters. My husband, Stan, loves to fish, and he takes fishing very seriously. This means he is … Read More
Your Confidence Resume
The purpose of writing a Confidence Resume is to showcase YOU—TO YOU! If you have not already done so, one day you will have an opportunity to write a resume. That resume will be a document that introduces you to prospective schools, internships, sponsorships, or employers. Its purpose is to highlight your life experiences, including things such as your education/training, … Read More
Know Better, Do Better
Maya Angelou quotes are powerful and empowering. One of my favorites is, “Do the best you can until you know better. Then, when you know better, do better.” In my book, Heart of a Champion, the “know better, then do better” philosophy shows up in a story I’d like to share. For over four decades, I justified bullying myself with an extreme, … Read More
Yes, AND
Today’s Mental Performance Strategy is inspired by a two-word mantra I have embraced, implemented, and relied on heavily over the past six years. The Mantra is simply. . . “YES, AND.” Here are a couple of examples from my book, Heart of a Champion, that I want to share with you about how I used the “YES, AND” mantra. Traveling down the road … Read More
My Vocabulary Lesson
Today’s mental performance strategy is inspired by Chester. In 2014, Chester was experiencing some soreness throughout his body, so I took him to a veterinarian. As she was examining Chester and developing a treatment plan, she said, “Your little horse sure has a lot of metal.” I smiled and nodded, but I thought it was interesting she said Chester had “metal.” I figured she … Read More