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Jay McHale

36,538 views • 26 days ago

Tony Gwynn shares what it took to become one of the greatest hitters of all time and how to master the mental game. "It took me a while to figure it out, but after about 4 or 5 years, I started to realize that this thing was more mental than it was physical." He didn't figure it out alone. "Those first 5 years, I had great conversations with a lot of great players. Pete Rose, Willie Stargell, Henry Aaron, Mike Schmidt. I had a chance to sit down and talk to 'em - pick their brain, find out how they do what they do." The greats learn from the greats. They never stop learning. They never stop wanting to get better. "After about 4 years, I started to realize that this is more mental than physical. So what I need to do is get an approach that I think will work and then just trust the approach. Trust what you practice on. Trust it." That's the key. Create the plan then work the plan. And when it's not working, you still trust yourself. "During the winter, I can hit in a cage and be mechanically sound. But the first time I hit live in spring training, I'll be lucky if I get a ball out of the cage." "For younger guys, that's a sign of, 'Oh, I'm not getting out of the cage,' so they try to speed things up, do things quicker." Trust your approach and stay under control. Don't let frustration change who you are. The game is mental. The greats know that and they learn how to build a process that works for them. They adapt as needed, but they learn the art of focus. Focusing on how to master and trust the process. (🎥Special Collections )

Tony Gwynn shares what it took to become one of the greatest hitters of all time and how to master the mental game. "It took me a while to figure it out, but after about 4 or 5 years, I started to realize that this thing was more mental than it was physical." He didn't figure it out alone. "Those first 5 years, I had great conversations with a lot of great players. Pete Rose, Willie Stargell, Henry Aaron, Mike Schmidt. I had a chance to sit down and talk to 'em - pick their brain, find out how they do what they do." The greats learn from the greats. They never stop learning. They never stop wanting to get better. "After about 4 years, I started to realize that this is more mental than physical. So what I need to do is get an approach that I think will work and then just trust the approach. Trust what you practice on. Trust it." That's the key. Create the plan then work the plan. And when it's not working, you still trust yourself. "During the winter, I can hit in a cage and be mechanically sound. But the first time I hit live in spring training, I'll be lucky if I get a ball out of the cage." "For younger guys, that's a sign of, 'Oh, I'm not getting out of the cage,' so they try to speed things up, do things quicker." Trust your approach and stay under control. Don't let frustration change who you are. The game is mental. The greats know that and they learn how to build a process that works for them. They adapt as needed, but they learn the art of focus. Focusing on how to master and trust the process. (🎥Special Collections )

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness

95,443 views • 5 months ago

Caller: Yeah, thanks for taking my call. So, basically, I'm just trying to get some guidance and maybe some next steps on how to put a 20-year friendship to bed and let go. Dr. John Delony: Oh, wait, wait, wait! Almost always, that's a... somebody did a thing. What happened? Caller: Oh, they definitely did a thing. It's a little bit of a doozy. Dr. John Delony: Oh, no, what happened?! What is it, man? Caller: All right, so I guess I'll give you a little bit of backstory. I have a... I mean, he's my best friend, or was, I guess I should say. Basically my brother. I mean, 20 years is a long time to have a friendship, right? Dr. John Delony: Hey, call that out! That is, A: this sounds like the beginning to a Dawson's Creek episode, I'm not gonna lie, and I'm super excited about it. Two: um, yeah, that's a brother, dude. 20 years side-by-side, that's a brother, right? Caller: Yeah, definitely. So, anyway, I met my fiancé about 5 years ago. We got engaged last year. Our wedding's actually coming up in 16 days at this point. Dr. John Delony: Very cool. Congratulations, man. Caller: Thank you. Anyway, so my best friend and my fiancé, they didn't always see eye-to-eye. You know, it was, I think, a little bit of, you know, vying for my attention at some points. You know, and so anyway, over the past few years, they have really gotten close. You know, him and his wife, we BBQ together, we hang out all the time, you know, we're... it's the crew, right? And so they finally got to a point, my fiancé and him, where, you know, they were tight, everything was going well. And he actually... him and his wife's 4-year wedding anniversary just passed, and he thought it would be cool to kind of re-propose to her because they kind of eloped the first time. And he asked me to host it at my house, you know, kind of a surprise shindig, re-proposal. And I was like, "Of course, brother, like I got you. I'll have everybody over, we'll keep it a surprise, yada yada." So, that all went fine. It was nice. They stayed over afterwards to, you know, BBQ, hang out. We were having some celebratory drinks and what have you. And I ended up... me and his wife ended up, you know, going to bed. It was late, and I'm not gonna lie... Dr. John Delony: Not together, right? Caller: Not together, no. I was gonna clarify that! Dr. John Delony: All right. Yeah, just... I held my breath there for a second. Caller: Yeah. Dr. John Delony: I was hoping you were calling to tell me how bad your friend was because you slept with his wife. Okay, good. So that didn't happen. So you and his wife went to bed separately. I feel like I know where this story is headed. Then what? Caller: Yeah. He... he made a pass at my fiancé. Dr. John Delony: What does that mean? Caller: He... tried to kiss her. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller: And when they were... and it... they were, you know, out, obviously, by themselves talking together, and it's funny because he... it wasn't just like a...

Caller: Yeah, thanks for taking my call. So, basically, I'm just trying to get some guidance and maybe some next steps on how to put a 20-year friendship to bed and let go. Dr. John Delony: Oh, wait, wait, wait! Almost always, that's a... somebody did a thing. What happened? Caller: Oh, they definitely did a thing. It's a little bit of a doozy. Dr. John Delony: Oh, no, what happened?! What is it, man? Caller: All right, so I guess I'll give you a little bit of backstory. I have a... I mean, he's my best friend, or was, I guess I should say. Basically my brother. I mean, 20 years is a long time to have a friendship, right? Dr. John Delony: Hey, call that out! That is, A: this sounds like the beginning to a Dawson's Creek episode, I'm not gonna lie, and I'm super excited about it. Two: um, yeah, that's a brother, dude. 20 years side-by-side, that's a brother, right? Caller: Yeah, definitely. So, anyway, I met my fiancé about 5 years ago. We got engaged last year. Our wedding's actually coming up in 16 days at this point. Dr. John Delony: Very cool. Congratulations, man. Caller: Thank you. Anyway, so my best friend and my fiancé, they didn't always see eye-to-eye. You know, it was, I think, a little bit of, you know, vying for my attention at some points. You know, and so anyway, over the past few years, they have really gotten close. You know, him and his wife, we BBQ together, we hang out all the time, you know, we're... it's the crew, right? And so they finally got to a point, my fiancé and him, where, you know, they were tight, everything was going well. And he actually... him and his wife's 4-year wedding anniversary just passed, and he thought it would be cool to kind of re-propose to her because they kind of eloped the first time. And he asked me to host it at my house, you know, kind of a surprise shindig, re-proposal. And I was like, "Of course, brother, like I got you. I'll have everybody over, we'll keep it a surprise, yada yada." So, that all went fine. It was nice. They stayed over afterwards to, you know, BBQ, hang out. We were having some celebratory drinks and what have you. And I ended up... me and his wife ended up, you know, going to bed. It was late, and I'm not gonna lie... Dr. John Delony: Not together, right? Caller: Not together, no. I was gonna clarify that! Dr. John Delony: All right. Yeah, just... I held my breath there for a second. Caller: Yeah. Dr. John Delony: I was hoping you were calling to tell me how bad your friend was because you slept with his wife. Okay, good. So that didn't happen. So you and his wife went to bed separately. I feel like I know where this story is headed. Then what? Caller: Yeah. He... he made a pass at my fiancé. Dr. John Delony: What does that mean? Caller: He... tried to kiss her. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller: And when they were... and it... they were, you know, out, obviously, by themselves talking together, and it's funny because he... it wasn't just like a...

Brown Legacy

160,506 views • 1 month ago

My Researcher Agent - {Xinstein} was a HIT. It is performing very well. But now I want to take Xinstein to the next level. I am implementing the "Chain of Density" Summarization Technique. To gather the best context for the Agent to explain the concept even better. Here are a few ideas to build your next AI Agent in ChatGPT: 1. Add Writer Agent prompt structure after the summarization step. And you'll have your Blog Writer Agent. 2. Add "Doc Maker A+" Plugin in the end to save all your Research in Google Doc or PDF format. 3. Wait till DALL-E 3 and you'll be able to design infographics for your research, posts, blogs. Xinstein was 1 of 100 weird experiments I did with ChatGPT. Results: I think I have found a technique that erases hallucinations & assumptions from AI Agents. I am experimenting with this technique. Once I'll format it correctly, I might publish a paper on that. I call it the "Agent Benchmark Technique." This week was crazy! ✦ I have cracked the best offer for AI Automation Agency. ✦ I got solid breakthrough with HypeGenius. ✦ I got invited to speak in one of the biggest LLM Firm. ✦ I got another viral post after 25 days of gap. ✦ 100 days left in New Year: I have an exciting ANNOUNCEMENT for AI Hustlers, I will share that in Monday's Newsletter Edition. If you haven't tried Xinstein Agent in ChatGPT, try it. It'll sort your research with just ONE prompt. Here's a link: --- That's a wrap for today. Get Ready for Monday's Newsletter Edition. *Something coming to push you forward and make you take Action! Follow me CJ for daily AI breakdowns and Crazy AI experiments. Peace.

My Researcher Agent - {Xinstein} was a HIT. It is performing very well. But now I want to take Xinstein to the next level. I am implementing the "Chain of Density" Summarization Technique. To gather the best context for the Agent to explain the concept even better. Here are a few ideas to build your next AI Agent in ChatGPT: 1. Add Writer Agent prompt structure after the summarization step. And you'll have your Blog Writer Agent. 2. Add "Doc Maker A+" Plugin in the end to save all your Research in Google Doc or PDF format. 3. Wait till DALL-E 3 and you'll be able to design infographics for your research, posts, blogs. Xinstein was 1 of 100 weird experiments I did with ChatGPT. Results: I think I have found a technique that erases hallucinations & assumptions from AI Agents. I am experimenting with this technique. Once I'll format it correctly, I might publish a paper on that. I call it the "Agent Benchmark Technique." This week was crazy! ✦ I have cracked the best offer for AI Automation Agency. ✦ I got solid breakthrough with HypeGenius. ✦ I got invited to speak in one of the biggest LLM Firm. ✦ I got another viral post after 25 days of gap. ✦ 100 days left in New Year: I have an exciting ANNOUNCEMENT for AI Hustlers, I will share that in Monday's Newsletter Edition. If you haven't tried Xinstein Agent in ChatGPT, try it. It'll sort your research with just ONE prompt. Here's a link: --- That's a wrap for today. Get Ready for Monday's Newsletter Edition. *Something coming to push you forward and make you take Action! Follow me CJ for daily AI breakdowns and Crazy AI experiments. Peace.

CJ Zafir

44,626 views • 2 years ago

American Nurse Quit Her Job & Is Speaking Out “If I knew then what I knew now, I would have never went to nursing school. You're a graduate of Big Pharma and helping Big Pharma. That's why I quit nursing” “They're not looking for cures. They're looking for customers” “I realized what BS was being said to the patients. I remember having a patient and they were saying that the only way that she could get better was to take all this medication. And I actually knew of some herbal remedies. And I was like, they're just f*cking lying at this point. So many other things that could have been done. So whenever I see these nursing graduates graduating, I'm like, yay, you got a graduation from big Pharma. —If I was gonna be a nurse, I'd be a holistic nurse, which you don't need a degree for so to all you nurses out there, be careful because that profession is very depressing. They're not looking for cures. They're looking for customers. They'll teach you everything incorrectly. I remember when they told me that you could not pray for a patient. I Was like, okay, we'll stop my mind because that's what I'm gonna do. Let me tell you something else, My dad's a doctor and I was a nurse, my mom was a nurse, my sister is a nurse and doctors don't know everything. It's literally 10% doctor, 90% God. Do not tell somebody that this or this or this is going to happen. You're not God. I've seen people get cured when they're like, nope, they're going to die. So, and let me tell you something, it wasn't off Big Pharma either. — The medical field, all the things I could tell you from that place”

American Nurse Quit Her Job & Is Speaking Out “If I knew then what I knew now, I would have never went to nursing school. You're a graduate of Big Pharma and helping Big Pharma. That's why I quit nursing” “They're not looking for cures. They're looking for customers” “I realized what BS was being said to the patients. I remember having a patient and they were saying that the only way that she could get better was to take all this medication. And I actually knew of some herbal remedies. And I was like, they're just f*cking lying at this point. So many other things that could have been done. So whenever I see these nursing graduates graduating, I'm like, yay, you got a graduation from big Pharma. —If I was gonna be a nurse, I'd be a holistic nurse, which you don't need a degree for so to all you nurses out there, be careful because that profession is very depressing. They're not looking for cures. They're looking for customers. They'll teach you everything incorrectly. I remember when they told me that you could not pray for a patient. I Was like, okay, we'll stop my mind because that's what I'm gonna do. Let me tell you something else, My dad's a doctor and I was a nurse, my mom was a nurse, my sister is a nurse and doctors don't know everything. It's literally 10% doctor, 90% God. Do not tell somebody that this or this or this is going to happen. You're not God. I've seen people get cured when they're like, nope, they're going to die. So, and let me tell you something, it wasn't off Big Pharma either. — The medical field, all the things I could tell you from that place”

Wall Street Apes

1,039,320 views • 2 years ago

Bill Maher reveals why flying private has become frustrating Bill: "It became, first of all, too many crypto guys with too much money chasing too few jets. I never bought. I didn't want to own one. That's right." "Because then everything is your problem. You have to hire the pilots and keep them on. You have to get a hangar. You have to do the landing, right? I was like, 'No, the maintenance, the whole thing.'" "Yes. Let me just add, this happened a few times. If you're renting it and it doesn't work on the runway, which happened more and more—it's one reason I'm stopping—more and more there was the, 'There's something wrong with the computer.' Like, they will get you another plane." Byron: "Not as pretty. Not as good." Bill: "Or better." Bill: "Or better. I was once halfway to Florida, problem. Flew all the way back to LA and they had a much bigger, faster plane waiting for me. That's the advantage over not having your plane. As most of you people listening know, if there's one thing I tell the young comedians, relate to your audience. Do things they can relate to, for God's sakes." Byron: "Don't go out there and do the first half hour about your private jet." Bill: "But it's true. Too many crypto guys chasing too many jets." Byron: "Yeah." Bill: "Too many, like, the number of times there was, 'Oh, there's a problem,' just increased. I don't know why that is. I don't know if the jets got worse or maybe it was just people who are stoned who are working in this industry. I don't know. But I never had a good feeling even about the private jet, like, is there going to be some problem today?"

Bill Maher reveals why flying private has become frustrating Bill: "It became, first of all, too many crypto guys with too much money chasing too few jets. I never bought. I didn't want to own one. That's right." "Because then everything is your problem. You have to hire the pilots and keep them on. You have to get a hangar. You have to do the landing, right? I was like, 'No, the maintenance, the whole thing.'" "Yes. Let me just add, this happened a few times. If you're renting it and it doesn't work on the runway, which happened more and more—it's one reason I'm stopping—more and more there was the, 'There's something wrong with the computer.' Like, they will get you another plane." Byron: "Not as pretty. Not as good." Bill: "Or better." Bill: "Or better. I was once halfway to Florida, problem. Flew all the way back to LA and they had a much bigger, faster plane waiting for me. That's the advantage over not having your plane. As most of you people listening know, if there's one thing I tell the young comedians, relate to your audience. Do things they can relate to, for God's sakes." Byron: "Don't go out there and do the first half hour about your private jet." Bill: "But it's true. Too many crypto guys chasing too many jets." Byron: "Yeah." Bill: "Too many, like, the number of times there was, 'Oh, there's a problem,' just increased. I don't know why that is. I don't know if the jets got worse or maybe it was just people who are stoned who are working in this industry. I don't know. But I never had a good feeling even about the private jet, like, is there going to be some problem today?"

Tony Jacob | FindaClip.com

430,193 views • 1 month ago

$Look at how giddy certain individuals are when they get to cheerlead for Greg Abbott and rub how much (probably) dirty money he has in your face. Meanwhile the rest of us are out here struggling to make ends meet or face losing their home under the very conditions that Greg has caused. These people are completely removed from reality. That's what they think of us. They view us all as dumb cattle that have to vote for whoever has the most money. Because candidate X has more special interest big donor money, We The People get stuck with the special interest approved candidate? Notice how they never talk about the issues or the competition of ideas. It's never about who has a better vision or plan for Texas, it's always pot shots about money or some other ridiculous attack. We are running this thing, in many ways, like an unconventional warfare operation. Without disclosing tactics, techniques, and procedures, those operations do not require nearly the expenditure in dollars to achieve results as opposed to something more conventional. What’s being done and communicated about money is a method of voter suppression. It’s meant to demoralize voters on one side to make it appear that their support for a candidate is isolated and they’re all alone…that the candidate they support could never win because “look at the numbers”. This is called Bandwagon Effect and Demoralization. It’s a psychological manipulation tactic meant to suppress voters that exploit the conformity bias. It leads to people thinking “my vote won’t matter”. Greg and his sycophantic supporters are counting on this to be effective. If things were as hopeless as these idiots lead folks to believe, why would Greg be actively campaigning leading up to the Republican primary? I mean if there really is no chance for any challenger, why is Greg and his campaign doing the things they’re doing? There’d be no need to waste the time and resources on campaigning, it’d be better to save that for the general election against the democrat machine. But that’s not what we see is it? Greg is actively making the rounds and campaigning; his campaign staff is active and working. They may not be using the words primary (because doing so does nothing but hurt them), but they are out there and working every day. Greg is constantly getting in front of MSM or sympathetic State and national radio/podcast hosts. He’s utilizing known paid influencers on social media to echo his more recent “actions” to build the illusion of support and reinforce that Bandwagon Effect. He’s reaching out to members of the Texas legislature to desperately get them to sign on to his ridiculous big-nothingburger of a property tax plan…and then very publicly posting up when one of them signs on and “supports” it. Every time Doc attends a Republican committee event at the county level to talk (or has someone there on his behalf), Greg Abbott has a surrogate there actively campaigning for Greg in response. Greg and his team are so concerned with the numbers and what’s happening inside the party, they have to try and wrestle back control and narrative within the party. Just on social media, we’ve seen a 250% increase in activity on Greg’s campaign account since the summer. On multiple occasions Greg has either lifted direct sections of Doc Pete Chambers plans and policy or the concepts. Suddenly he’s figured out how to take action on the things that people are up in arms about, right before the primary election? On more than one occasion Greg and his campaign have been forced to put out a statement or propose some new “action” (optics) less than 24 hours after Doc or Doc’s campaign has posted about something. Ladies and gentlemen, those are not the actions of a candidate who has it in the bag and “there’s no threat”. Think about it this way. We admittedly have a fraction of the resources that Greg Abbott has, after he’s spent decades in politics…but little ole Doc with “no money” and “no chance” is forcing the leader of the 2nd largest State in the country and 8th largest economy in the world to sweat, forcing him to take actions he otherwise wouldn’t be taking…that is very significant and telling about how Greg and his team view Doc. So let the naysayers scream into the void and expose their true nature to everyone. We will continue on making Greg’s team backpedal and take actions they otherwise wouldn’t be taking. Anyone who’s ever participated in maneuver warfare at the operational and strategic level will know exactly what we are talking about. #TexasNeedsADoc$

Look at how giddy certain individuals are when they get to cheerlead for Greg Abbott and rub how much (probably) dirty money he has in your face. Meanwhile the rest of us are out here struggling to make ends meet or face losing their home under the very conditions that Greg has caused. These people are completely removed from reality. That's what they think of us. They view us all as dumb cattle that have to vote for whoever has the most money. Because candidate X has more special interest big donor money, We The People get stuck with the special interest approved candidate? Notice how they never talk about the issues or the competition of ideas. It's never about who has a better vision or plan for Texas, it's always pot shots about money or some other ridiculous attack. We are running this thing, in many ways, like an unconventional warfare operation. Without disclosing tactics, techniques, and procedures, those operations do not require nearly the expenditure in dollars to achieve results as opposed to something more conventional. What’s being done and communicated about money is a method of voter suppression. It’s meant to demoralize voters on one side to make it appear that their support for a candidate is isolated and they’re all alone…that the candidate they support could never win because “look at the numbers”. This is called Bandwagon Effect and Demoralization. It’s a psychological manipulation tactic meant to suppress voters that exploit the conformity bias. It leads to people thinking “my vote won’t matter”. Greg and his sycophantic supporters are counting on this to be effective. If things were as hopeless as these idiots lead folks to believe, why would Greg be actively campaigning leading up to the Republican primary? I mean if there really is no chance for any challenger, why is Greg and his campaign doing the things they’re doing? There’d be no need to waste the time and resources on campaigning, it’d be better to save that for the general election against the democrat machine. But that’s not what we see is it? Greg is actively making the rounds and campaigning; his campaign staff is active and working. They may not be using the words primary (because doing so does nothing but hurt them), but they are out there and working every day. Greg is constantly getting in front of MSM or sympathetic State and national radio/podcast hosts. He’s utilizing known paid influencers on social media to echo his more recent “actions” to build the illusion of support and reinforce that Bandwagon Effect. He’s reaching out to members of the Texas legislature to desperately get them to sign on to his ridiculous big-nothingburger of a property tax plan…and then very publicly posting up when one of them signs on and “supports” it. Every time Doc attends a Republican committee event at the county level to talk (or has someone there on his behalf), Greg Abbott has a surrogate there actively campaigning for Greg in response. Greg and his team are so concerned with the numbers and what’s happening inside the party, they have to try and wrestle back control and narrative within the party. Just on social media, we’ve seen a 250% increase in activity on Greg’s campaign account since the summer. On multiple occasions Greg has either lifted direct sections of Doc Pete Chambers plans and policy or the concepts. Suddenly he’s figured out how to take action on the things that people are up in arms about, right before the primary election? On more than one occasion Greg and his campaign have been forced to put out a statement or propose some new “action” (optics) less than 24 hours after Doc or Doc’s campaign has posted about something. Ladies and gentlemen, those are not the actions of a candidate who has it in the bag and “there’s no threat”. Think about it this way. We admittedly have a fraction of the resources that Greg Abbott has, after he’s spent decades in politics…but little ole Doc with “no money” and “no chance” is forcing the leader of the 2nd largest State in the country and 8th largest economy in the world to sweat, forcing him to take actions he otherwise wouldn’t be taking…that is very significant and telling about how Greg and his team view Doc. So let the naysayers scream into the void and expose their true nature to everyone. We will continue on making Greg’s team backpedal and take actions they otherwise wouldn’t be taking. Anyone who’s ever participated in maneuver warfare at the operational and strategic level will know exactly what we are talking about. #TexasNeedsADoc

DocPeteChambersForTexas

17,547 views • 7 months ago