April 13, 2018 by Tola
The tagline for Athlete Maestro is this “Knowing is not enough you must apply, willing is not enough you must do“, which implies that some sort of action must be taken. Don’t just listen to the podcast, take action.
On todays episode of the podcast we draw a distinct line between Motion and Action.
Veteran Hollywood thespian Denzel Washington once said “never mistake movement for progress”.
One of the most successful coaches in basketball history said “never mistake activity for achievement”.
So it doesn’t matter if you’re busy, what matters is what you’re doing with the busyness (thats a word trust me)
There is an underlining reason why some of this greats made this comments and whilst they may look and sound different both phrases attack the same thing.
Often times we have the right amount of knowledge to succeed, we schedule the right training sessions, draw up the right diet plans and work out routines but never get to the doing.
We constantly make plans (motion).
What that does is make you feel you are making progress when in reality you’re not.
Let’s go ahead and trash this issues in the pod below and attain new levels of action today and everyday.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE
- Motion doesn’t always translate to action
- Progress is determined by action and not motion
- Motion must come before action
- Plus much more….
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TOLA OGUNLEWE
Tola Ogunlewe is a Sports Performance Coach, Sports Lawyer, Father and the creator of Athlete Maestro.
He is a real world mentor to young athletes.
If you’re ready to learn how to make the most of your talent, become the athlete you were meant to be, achieve self mastery, deliberate practice and create you own path to success in sports, join us and he’ll show you how.
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