David Nurse

Who wants to be up at the plate in the World Series in the bottom of the ninth?

Who wants that?

That's the type of people that I know they take action from this and understand that stress, the eustress, can be used as an igniter for their performance.

I love it, man.

I think epigenetics plays a huge role.

I think there's first on the basis of genetics.

Yes, is your foundation and your starting point.

A good friend of mine, Rich Deviney, wrote this book, Attributes, and it outlines, I think, the 28 attributes that people have.

So, for example, I might be born with more of one thing and you have less of it, or you have more of this and I have less of that.

That's just our starting point, our genetics.

Now the epigenetics is everything we do from there on out to develop that.

So it's the point of why does somebody come from absolute obscurity in nowhere and becomes someone great, does something great?

Because they have powerful epigenetics.

And I think a lot of that too, do you have the unwavering belief

and sometimes incompetent confidence that you can do it.

I think that's a blessing of mine that I've had is just like, I'm going to go try it.

I'm going to go do it.

Let's see what happens.

And if it doesn't work, I'll try something else.

But I don't really care of that failure piece that most people want to avoid of that pain isn't something that I really worry about.