Jim Murphy

Very powerful.

You know, I think about what Simon Sinek said once, that if you're a violinist and you're trying to play the violin perfectly and you have this concert, it's going to be very stressful because you could make a mistake.

But if you think to yourself, I love playing the violin, I'm going to share what I love with the audience, then you've got a chance to have a great concert.

And so the 12 to 14 year old has grown up in a culture that is obsessed with transactions, success, followers.

And so it's a very surface level transactional culture that they've grown up in.

And so to help them understand about sacrifice and love and creating relationships is the most powerful way that you can be successful and have mental toughness at the same time is crucial.

I want to know what you really want.

Like, why did you contact me?

What is it that you really want besides being world number one or whatever it is?

I want to know how you want to feel in your life and how you don't want to feel.

If we work together, I'm going to help you learn principles and tools and develop habits of thought and action and how to get that feeling more often.

What adds to it, what takes away from it.

Talk about your life for a second.

How do you want to feel in your life?

If we just had a couple adjectives, for example.

And what about the mind or body?

What is that?

Like, do you like clutter up there or stress or tightness?

Or what do you like the mind and body to feel?

Yeah, and so that's such a crucial thing to understand is that that quote right there, the dirty fuel has been very effective.