After mewling in my last post, I found this video by Dr. Alan Goldberg. Good advice on how to deal with setbacks. I intend to follow his worthy counsel.
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Excellent advice for sports training and life in general.
WHERE do we get the idea that we can be PERFECT in a sport or creative project, etc when we're not even perfect in every day life. Best case scenario, you have a good day. Job's going well. No issues with whatever you're trying to get done. Great. But I could not imagine trying to get through a day, mistake-free. Heaven help the poor soul who feels like they have to 'nail' life's everyday challenges.
Enjoy what you do. When mistakes come, (and they will) learn from them. For writers it's said, "Spill your guts THEN clean it up." Get it done. Heck, at least you're trying.
I've been following Goldberg on YouTube.
Lot's of good, practical advice.
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