Jocko Willink

And that whole, all of that is driven from humility, right?

I don't think I'm ready.

So I'm going to prepare more.

I'm going to rehearse more.

I don't, I'm not thinking clearly about what the enemy will do.

So I need to come up with a better plan.

Like I'm going to be very humble and I'm going to therefore prepare very hard.

very extensively but at the moment i put my night vision goggles on and i and i i lowered them down over my eyes there's like a switch that goes off that i am 100 gonna win going hunting you're training all the time because you don't want to miss the shot you got to be humble you you know how hard it is you're going to be out of breath the pressure is going to be on and so you've got to train train train train prepare prepare prepare but when you get up there and you like

knock your arrow onto your bow, you've just got to be like, I'm going to slay this right now.

I went up with that attitude and I shot the whole course with one arrow, which is...

Look, is there luck involved?

Yes, there's luck involved.

But still, it's like that attitude of, hey, I'm walking up, I've trained, but now I'm going to just go slay this thing.

And all that performance anxiety is gone.

You go up, get confident.

Yeah, I'm going to punch this thing right through that target.

No factor.

And you do it.

And I think that's a good thing to think about when...

when it comes to execution, like, yes, be humble, be prepared.