Peter Crone

I kind of knew the ins and outs of anatomy to physiology and biomechanics. So that was relatively easy. And I got the job with them because I was a trainer originally and I was getting such incredible results. So my name was thrown in a hat for a possible replacement for their old trainer. So, but what I recognized was that takes time, right?

I kind of knew the ins and outs of anatomy to physiology and biomechanics. So that was relatively easy. And I got the job with them because I was a trainer originally and I was getting such incredible results. So my name was thrown in a hat for a possible replacement for their old trainer. So, but what I recognized was that takes time, right?

In the world of matter, you need time and space in order to make true, you know, significant transformation. And I had already been fascinated with philosophy, the mind, why do humans do what they do? I was also a ski instructor for a while. And I can remember distinct moments where I would be watching two people I was helping, same age, same experience, same sort of seemingly athletic ability.

In the world of matter, you need time and space in order to make true, you know, significant transformation. And I had already been fascinated with philosophy, the mind, why do humans do what they do? I was also a ski instructor for a while. And I can remember distinct moments where I would be watching two people I was helping, same age, same experience, same sort of seemingly athletic ability.

In the world of matter, you need time and space in order to make true, you know, significant transformation. And I had already been fascinated with philosophy, the mind, why do humans do what they do? I was also a ski instructor for a while. And I can remember distinct moments where I would be watching two people I was helping, same age, same experience, same sort of seemingly athletic ability.

But one was sort of had this trepidation and scared and the other one went for it. And I'm like, it's got nothing to do with equipment anymore, right? It's about perception. So that really opened up this whole line of coaching at the time. I just was sort of doing friends and family to start, you know, seeing if I actually had, you know, anything decent to say.

But one was sort of had this trepidation and scared and the other one went for it. And I'm like, it's got nothing to do with equipment anymore, right? It's about perception. So that really opened up this whole line of coaching at the time. I just was sort of doing friends and family to start, you know, seeing if I actually had, you know, anything decent to say.

But one was sort of had this trepidation and scared and the other one went for it. And I'm like, it's got nothing to do with equipment anymore, right? It's about perception. So that really opened up this whole line of coaching at the time. I just was sort of doing friends and family to start, you know, seeing if I actually had, you know, anything decent to say.

And then it really took off very quickly when I got some professional athletes who started to triple winnings and things like that, you know, on a professional level where they were changing nothing but their mindset and, you know, golf and then baseball. And so that kind of really, that accelerated my career very quickly then.

And then it really took off very quickly when I got some professional athletes who started to triple winnings and things like that, you know, on a professional level where they were changing nothing but their mindset and, you know, golf and then baseball. And so that kind of really, that accelerated my career very quickly then.

And then it really took off very quickly when I got some professional athletes who started to triple winnings and things like that, you know, on a professional level where they were changing nothing but their mindset and, you know, golf and then baseball. And so that kind of really, that accelerated my career very quickly then.

I don't know if there's one thing. I mean, what's come through me, the uniqueness and sort of proprietary nature of my work is I've delineated these 10 prisons of the subconscious that we all have. So you could argue that actually somebody's constraint becomes the impetus for their success. Like somebody like a Kobe, he thrived on making people wrong.

I don't know if there's one thing. I mean, what's come through me, the uniqueness and sort of proprietary nature of my work is I've delineated these 10 prisons of the subconscious that we all have. So you could argue that actually somebody's constraint becomes the impetus for their success. Like somebody like a Kobe, he thrived on making people wrong.

I don't know if there's one thing. I mean, what's come through me, the uniqueness and sort of proprietary nature of my work is I've delineated these 10 prisons of the subconscious that we all have. So you could argue that actually somebody's constraint becomes the impetus for their success. Like somebody like a Kobe, he thrived on making people wrong.

I would say it's a limited way of actually becoming accomplished because you're being defined by a negative, if that makes sense.

I would say it's a limited way of actually becoming accomplished because you're being defined by a negative, if that makes sense.

I would say it's a limited way of actually becoming accomplished because you're being defined by a negative, if that makes sense.

So even though it can get people a long way, it typically is being driven by the energy of fear. So with my athletes, there's the myriad of like, I'm not good enough, I'm a failure, you know, whatever it is that holds any human being back.

So even though it can get people a long way, it typically is being driven by the energy of fear. So with my athletes, there's the myriad of like, I'm not good enough, I'm a failure, you know, whatever it is that holds any human being back.

So even though it can get people a long way, it typically is being driven by the energy of fear. So with my athletes, there's the myriad of like, I'm not good enough, I'm a failure, you know, whatever it is that holds any human being back.