Matthew McConaughey

fighting for revenge, seeing on the other side of the target.

This is how I do this.

This is how I behave.

It's also in today's world with all the stimulus we're talking about and social media, et cetera,

we're all sort of living in the third person or being fed opportunities to live in the third person all the time.

It's like we have a jumbotron.

And to use a football analogy, you kick me the ball.

I'm running the kickoff back, and I'm going down the sideline, and I see the goal line, and I think I'm going to score.

And then I have a look at the jumbotron to see how I'm doing.

That's when I'm getting tackled from behind.

Yeah.

If we step outside to have a look at how are we doing.

That passenger you open up talking about when you're hitting it comedically is not hopping out over here to have a look.

And if you do, you'll get lost.

You get lost.

You get conscious of what you're behaving, what you know how to do, what's your fashion to do.

And you're out of the moment and you become objective.

Right, right.

How much do you think preparation has to do with the freedom to adapt and flow once you're in the game?

And the problem and fear of that is what?