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Athletes train their bodies to run faster, jump higher, throw farther — so why don't they train their minds, too? Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson talks about the power of "neutral thinking," which helps him thrive under pressure (both on the field and off) — and shows how you can use this mindset to make the right moves in your own life.
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Great video hearing things I learned in the military! Als made a video about it!
I love this
❣️love this transparency. Thanks for posting
Wow, Ted, this really was a great talk.
*credits roll*
Relentless Drive!
Amazing guy
Another helpful vid. Thanks, TED
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Russell Wilson is a special person who inspired many. Good talk.
Wonderful. More stuff like this… less posts about the corona virus and Bill Gates, please. We need more hope, not fear.
The real answer for most things in life is practice (preparation). You do something long enough and it eventually becomes second nature.
One of the good ones! DangeRuss!
A player dynamic as him really shouldn’t have a personality more boring than a piece of cardboard.
I’m not a sport guy. But I’m less than an hour from Seattle.
Nice to see a prominent figure inspiring people. Pleased to meet you, Mr. Wilson.
I don’t even know or care who this guy is but listened because of the title, and because it’s a TEDx talk. WASTE OF TIME – said absolutely NOTHING of value.