Ryan Hanley

It does not matter.

All you, all you can do is execute your at bat.

Everything that happens after you make contact is,

You have zero control over like you have to get rid of it.

And that's when I saw I went from being probably a high school baseball player, that simple mentality to a college baseball player, because all of a sudden that ground out to first base in the first inning doesn't keep you from hitting the double in the second inning.

So when you're talking, you know, maybe getting out of kids and sports here and maybe an entrepreneur is coming up to you and you can tell that they are dying on the outcomes.

How do you start to break that mentality down?

How do you get that driven alpha, you know, upper right-hand corner driver?

How do you get them to detach from the outcome?

Like it's just, it's almost seems core to who they are.

I have a concept, I'm actually writing a book right now, and the title is called Easy Mode.

And how I, and I'm interested in your take on this.

This is, I'm putting this in front of you and I want you to dissect it because this is the process that I use to deal with the way my brain works.

Because like I said, I just felt crazy for a long time.

Not in a bad way, I just was like, I knew my brain worked differently, I didn't understand how.

And when I got diagnosed, it wasn't negative.

I don't do the whole, it's a superpower thing, nor do I think it's a handicap thing.

It's just a data point to help me understand how to navigate my day better and be, you know, whatever.

So-

How I dealt, how I, the construct that I came up with was this idea of easy mode where what is the thing that you do that looks like cheating to everyone else?