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baxtronOct 3, 2020
Outcome = Events + Response
So basically he is saying that you can’t control events but your response to them. And, that’s the crucial part related to mistakes: Under pressure, we do not rise to the occasion. We rise or fall to the level of our training. So making mistakes and learning from them will continuously improve your Response.
[1] It’s from the book “Above the Line” by Urban Meyer. Worth a read!