After a lot of thought and prayer, I have decided to transfer to UMHB to continue my athletic career! Thank you @Coach_LHarmon and @coach_slee for the amazing opportunity. #gocru
Isaiah 41:10
Schreiner University welcomes Kyle McLeroy as our new Head Menโs Basketball Coach!
A rising star in NCAA coaching, he brings a strong record in player development, recruitment & success. Welcome to the Mountaineer family!
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#MountaineerPride#NCAADIII
Cognitive tricks Navy SEALs use under extreme pressure:
1. When their mind says they are done, they know they have only used 40% of their real capacity. Quitting is always a mental event before it becomes a physical one.
2. They never think about the whole mission. Only the next step. Then the next. Breaking the impossible into small pieces keeps the brain functioning when others shut down.
3. In chaos, they find the one thing that matters most right now and lock all focus there. Everything else disappears.
4. They control panic through breathing alone. Slow the breath and you manually slow the brain's fear response within seconds.
5. They embrace discomfort instead of fighting it. Resistance to pain costs more energy than the pain itself.
6. They make decisions fast with incomplete information. Waiting for certainty in a crisis is the most dangerous choice of all.
7. They detach emotionally from outcomes during execution. Emotion clouds judgment. Clarity wins missions.
8. They use positive self-talk as a weapon. The internal voice either kills you or carries you. They choose carefully.
9. They train in conditions harder than real missions deliberately. When reality feels familiar your brain stays calm.
10. After every mission they review what went wrong without ego. Continuous cold honest feedback is their greatest weapon.
While stopping for a 3 minute fill up in my real truck I saw this CyberStuck on another platform.
What a disgrace, but nice to see the Toyota coming to the rescue ๐ช
Do not attempt truck things in your RC car.
$TSLA $TSLAQ