Career Athletes Winning

The difference between exercise, fitness and a “sport” is that a sport is by definition competitive, which therefore calls for “winning.” Winning requires the full range of athletic attributes described here, plus a boost in mental focus, energy and coordination at exactly the right moments to assure winning. All else being equal, winners become better performers in crunch time. Typically this involves an explosion of will power, extreme focus, nerves of steel and a Zen state of mind (being in “the zone”).

We believe the following herbs help make “winners.”

  

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Here is an ancient story (poem) that sounds counterintuitive at first, but is 100% true:

 

The Need to Win

When an archer is shooting for nothing

He has all his skill.

If he shoots for a brass buckle 

He is already nervous.

If he shoots for a prize of gold

He goes blind

Or sees two targets – 

He is out of his mind!

 

His skill has not changed. But the prize

Divides him. He cares.

He thinks more of winning 

Than of shooting – 

And the need to win

Drains him of power.

 

Chuang Tzu

The Way of Chuang Tzu

400 BCE

Translated by Thomas Merton

  

In other words, keep your focus on your performance, not on winning. Winning is only a side-effect of near-perfect performance. There is no question, will power is all-important. A steady mind, absolute focus, and the ability to draw from your inner power at the appropriate times are the characteristics of the Way of Mastery and the Way of Winning.

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