David Nurse

I think it's the ability to operate in an attention, an attention state, right?

It's high stress, but it's also complete clarity.

So I think that those worlds do intermix.

I don't think it's ever going to be the world where you just wake up and you can sip coffee on your patio and things are just going slow and everything just is in perfect order.

euphoric Pollyanna dimensions.

It's dealing with the stress.

It's dealing with the real life.

It's dealing with the, you've got to be on, you've got to be focused, you've got to be locked in, but then how do you create that clarity?

So I think it is exactly like you said.

It's a dance and it's a rhythm, but it's also, it is a tension.

and what did they do differently from everyone else man so good so let me tell you this story all right so it was 2018 i was doing nba pre-draft now this is where the college players they come and prepare for the nba and it's just like heightened state of preparation where millions of dollars are on the line

They have to do great in their workouts, show the NBA teams that they're worth the money, they're worth the pick.

And I've been doing this for years.

And I'd always ask the players that came in, I'd be like, hey, what are your goals?

I want to see where they want to get to.

And often the answers are, I want to be drafted in the first round or I want to be an NBA All-Star.

I want to win a championship.

And that's pretty normal.

And I get that.

But I had this player come in 2018.