Worrying whether you might lose is a defensive mindset; thinking about what else you can do is an offensive mindset.
When you defend, your eyes will focus on the opponent and on risks;
when you attack, you’ll see openings and opportunities.
This mindset determines what you notice—what you see often decides how events unfold and the outcome.
When you defend, your eyes will focus on the opponent and on risks;
when you attack, you’ll see openings and opportunities.
This mindset determines what you notice—what you see often decides how events unfold and the outcome.