Eric Potterat

They know, hey, this is just one pass that I've dropped.

That means I'm statistically going to catch the next 30 in a row or something.

Yeah, I respectfully, I just don't buy that narrative.

I do think, you know, my, my, one of my favorite quotes of all time is a Roger Federer quote.

Um, and he said, staying the same as going backwards.

And I do think when you look and, and obviously how many weeks, number one, or how many years, number one was this guy?

Um,

We can name countless the Roger Federer's of the world in their disciplines.

I do think that that's also something we see with the world's best performers is they're constantly trying to incrementally improve.

mistake that i think a lot of people make mike is that they try to do too much too soon and that proverbial head will then explode right rather than okay how can i continue to work incrementally out of my comfort zone and keep pushing what i believe the limits are because i actually think those limits are self-imposed so but isn't isn't it uh true that that well i i think everybody knows it's true that you only get better if you

Yeah, 100% agree.

And this is where I can certainly create some hate mail and some naysayers out there as well.

And I have to say this very carefully.

Do I want people to fail?

Of course not.

None of us want to watch, you know, someone fail.

But these micro failures or iterations are really important.

The other quote I really like is, you know, if you're not failing, you're not trying hard enough.

You're not moving outside of that comfort zone.

But there's a very fine area there, right?