In this episode, I share one of my personal stories of adversity, mindset, and triumph. At the Division 1 women’s college basketball level, the three-point shot is one of the most important of the game. In high school, I had practiced for years and years as a jump-shooter and then during my freshman season at Illinois, a mental block took over and I couldn’t hit the rim from behind the three point line!  

I knew I had to fix my shot to become a top player - but how? A couple years later, the moment came where it was time to fix my shot once and for all - and I went back to the basics. I repeated the mantra form that I learned when I was six-years-old: toe, knee, elbow, ball. Slowly but surely, I retrained my entire body to shoot with a cohesive, aligned flow. 

Listen to today’s episode to hear the backstory of one of my favorite and frequent mindset practices of going back to the basics.   

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What I do when I'm up against something that feels insurmountable or too complicatedSimple ways to take the pressure off and get out of your head The incredible outcomes of going back to basics during my basketball career Learning to pivot when your ideal plan gets set off course 

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