#510 One Thing That Separates Top Performers + How to Say No Without Offending People, A Solo Episode Mashup with Heather!
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What key factors separate top performers in sports?
The skill set's the same. The talents are very similar. The coaching's very similar. The situations are very similar. There's no big smoking gun you can point at. What made these top three the top three, and why consistently were they winning? Well, guess what they found. This is so cool, so interesting. Come on this journey with me. Each week when you join me, we are going to chase down our tomorrow i'm ready for my close-up hi and welcome back i'm so glad you're back here with me this week okay so a couple of things that came up that i thought might add value to you or might be helpful in some way in wherever you are today right we all have good days we all have challenging days we're all faced with different situations but i'll tell you this one thing i know for sure
If you're on the hamster wheel and just reliving Groundhog Day over and over, you are in trouble. Please pump the brakes, do something different. That is a death trap. That's called circling the proverbial bottom of the sink. Like you're going nowhere but down, right? No, we are not meant for that. We are meant for so much more. So I'm going to challenge you, whatever it may be, sign up for a new class, join a new program, you know, commit to an accountability partner. Do something to get you, like one small thing can jumpstart everything and start you down a completely different path of change, growth, personal growth, and potential within you. And that's what we're all here for is to live that potential within us.
And far too many cemeteries are full of potential that was never realized. Don't let that be you. Don't let that be me. No, we got to push each other to go for more to make this world a better place. And anything can change in an instant. It's up to you. Okay. I'm hopefully going to give you some good solutions on how you can make some change and you can do that today. So two different things that came up that I wanted to share with you. One, I was watching a video, a really successful guy, actually local in South Florida. He was talking about some research that he had accessed from a professional tennis coach. And the professional tennis coach was looking at the absolute top, top, top three of the best world champions in tennis.
and then looking at the difference between them and the top 25, right? So if you're the top 25 in the world in tennis, I wouldn't think there's probably all that much difference, but he had found some very specific things, something very specific actually, that made these individuals perform better, differently, and above the top 25, right? So, you know, most people would think like, oh, it's obviously one person's more skilled than the other, you know, obviously one person had a better coach, Better parents started younger. They practice more. They've had more in-person tournaments. I'm sure there's a million reasons. But what is interesting to me is none of those were the determining factor.
In fact, he said it didn't matter what age they started at. Didn't matter necessarily, you know, who had the most prestigious coach or went to this school or had the wealthiest parents. All of the people, all of the tennis players that he was looking at in the top 25, pretty much were similar around skill set and talent and the amount of time they worked and had comparable in regards to all had really good coaches, right? Like there wasn't any big differentiators that they could point to. So they continued to research, like, why is it these top three keep winning? What is different? So again, look, it's a pretty fair level playing field, right? It's the skill sets the same, the talents are very similar, the coaching is very similar, the situations are very similar. There's no big smoking gun you can point at. What made these top three the top three and why consistently were they winning? Well, guess what they found. This is so cool, so interesting.
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