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Daniel shares a racing story of a near disastrous start to a race he ended up winning. And how important practicing was to that outcome. Practice does not make you perfect, but it does make you a lot better. Mastery does not mean perfection. It means accepting you will never be perfect, and always striving for more. It also means appreciating the journey and not just the outcomes. The more you practice, the less likely you are to make a mistake and the more quickly you are likely to recover when you do make a mistake. The only person it's helpful to compare yourself against, is yourself.
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Daniel shares a racing story of a near disastrous start to a race he ended up winning. And how important practicing was to that outcome. Practice does not make you perfect, but it does make you a lot better. Mastery does not mean perfection. It means accepting you will never be perfect, and always striving for more. It also means appreciating the journey and not just the outcomes. The more you practice, the less likely you are to make a mistake and the more quickly you are likely to recover when you do make a mistake. The only person it's helpful to compare yourself against, is yourself.