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Episode Summary: Learn the Signal Lights framework to identify when your mental state is slipping before it tanks your performance. Ken Ravizza said if you can't control yourself, you can't control your performance. This system shows you exactly where you are mentally.
Key Takeaways
- Recognize when your response is heading in the wrong direction before you lose control
- Use four specific areas to track your mental state in real time
- Identify your green, yellow, and red light behaviors to stay in peak performance mindset
- Catch yourself slipping from focused and composed to out of control
Q&AQ: What are signal lights in mental performance?A: Signal lights are your red, yellow, and green light mindsets that show whether you're calm and in control (green), starting to lose focus (yellow), or completely out of control (red).
Q: What are the four areas that tell you where you are mentally?A: Body language, focus, self-talk, and physical feelings. Each area shows different signals in green, yellow, and red light mindsets.
Q: What does a green light mindset look like?A: Green light means you're calm, collected, focused, and in control of your performance. Your body language is big, shoulders back, head high.
Q: What is a yellow light mindset?A: Yellow light means you're starting to lose control, beginning to react emotionally and losing focus.
Q: How do you know when you're in a red light mindset?A: Red light means you're out of control, no longer focused or composed. Your shoulders are hunched forward, head down, and your self-talk admits defeat.
Q: Why did Ken Ravizza say signal lights matter?A: Ken Ravizza, one of the pioneers in sports psychology for baseball, said if you can't control yourself, you can't control your performance. Signal lights help you control yourself.
Micro-FAQQ: How do signal lights connect to E+R=O?A: Your response to a negative event can make or break your outcome. Signal lights help you know when your response is heading in the wrong direction.
Q: What's an example of red light self-talk?A: Red light self-talk admits defeat: "I can't hit the ball today. I can't throw a pitch to save my life."
Q: Where can I get the Signal Lights worksheet?A: Download the free Signal Lights worksheet from the link in the episode description.
Your ChallengeIf you can't control yourself, you can't control your performance. Download the free Signal Lights worksheet, fill it out, know your lights, and get ahead of the competition.
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🚦 Download the Signal Lights Worksheet mentioned in this episode.
🖥️ Go to my website and book a free 30-min call!
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By Nick CaritaEpisode Summary: Learn the Signal Lights framework to identify when your mental state is slipping before it tanks your performance. Ken Ravizza said if you can't control yourself, you can't control your performance. This system shows you exactly where you are mentally.
Key Takeaways
- Recognize when your response is heading in the wrong direction before you lose control
- Use four specific areas to track your mental state in real time
- Identify your green, yellow, and red light behaviors to stay in peak performance mindset
- Catch yourself slipping from focused and composed to out of control
Q&AQ: What are signal lights in mental performance?A: Signal lights are your red, yellow, and green light mindsets that show whether you're calm and in control (green), starting to lose focus (yellow), or completely out of control (red).
Q: What are the four areas that tell you where you are mentally?A: Body language, focus, self-talk, and physical feelings. Each area shows different signals in green, yellow, and red light mindsets.
Q: What does a green light mindset look like?A: Green light means you're calm, collected, focused, and in control of your performance. Your body language is big, shoulders back, head high.
Q: What is a yellow light mindset?A: Yellow light means you're starting to lose control, beginning to react emotionally and losing focus.
Q: How do you know when you're in a red light mindset?A: Red light means you're out of control, no longer focused or composed. Your shoulders are hunched forward, head down, and your self-talk admits defeat.
Q: Why did Ken Ravizza say signal lights matter?A: Ken Ravizza, one of the pioneers in sports psychology for baseball, said if you can't control yourself, you can't control your performance. Signal lights help you control yourself.
Micro-FAQQ: How do signal lights connect to E+R=O?A: Your response to a negative event can make or break your outcome. Signal lights help you know when your response is heading in the wrong direction.
Q: What's an example of red light self-talk?A: Red light self-talk admits defeat: "I can't hit the ball today. I can't throw a pitch to save my life."
Q: Where can I get the Signal Lights worksheet?A: Download the free Signal Lights worksheet from the link in the episode description.
Your ChallengeIf you can't control yourself, you can't control your performance. Download the free Signal Lights worksheet, fill it out, know your lights, and get ahead of the competition.
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🚦 Download the Signal Lights Worksheet mentioned in this episode.
🖥️ Go to my website and book a free 30-min call!