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Jeff Becker

Only 1 Option: “Lean In”

In the world of sports, success isn't just about physical prowess; it's equally about mental resilience. As a basketball mental performance coach, I've seen firsthand how embracing discomfort can be the catalyst for tremendous growth and achievement on the court.


Athletes often shy away from discomfort, viewing it as a sign of weakness or failure. However, I believe that leaning into discomfort is where true progress begins. 

Here's 4 reasons why:

  1. Adaptability: In the face of discomfort, athletes are forced to adapt and find new ways to overcome challenges. This adaptability not only enhances their performance but also equips them with invaluable skills for navigating unpredictable situations during games.

  2. Mental Toughness: By confronting discomfort head-on, athletes build mental toughness... They learn to push past their limits, persevere through adversity, and maintain focus even in the most challenging circumstances.

  3. Personal Growth: Stepping outside of one's comfort zone fosters personal growth. Athletes discover new strengths, uncover hidden talents, and develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their capabilities.

  4. Enhanced Performance: Ultimately, leaning into discomfort leads to enhanced performance on the court. Athletes who are willing to confront their fears and push beyond their comfort zones often achieve feats they never thought possible.

As a mental performance coach, I encourage both athletes and their parents to lean into discomfort as a natural part of the journey toward excellence. By doing so, they unlock their full potential and pave the way for success on and off the court.

Here's to embracing discomfort and reaching new heights together!

CHALLENGE:  How can you ‘lean in’ better/more? Let me know!

“OWN YOUR OUTCOME!”

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