"How you do anything is how you do everything." I remember hearing this so often as an athlete. But what does this really mean?
When you approach doing anything in life, you can choose to do so with a mastery orientation OR a performance orientation. As athletes, so much of what we do is about performance, the end result. A performance orientation means you care solely about outcomes, and therefore a lot of comparison, judgement, and trying to 'look good' exists. How is the performance orientation serving you today?
A mastery orientation means you care more about what you are doing than the outcome. There's a desire to continually develop into the best you can be. What's interesting is that if you focus less on results, you tend to get better results.
Together, we'll explore what mastery orientation means for YOU. When you have nothing to lose, how much better do you perform?