Stan discusses the nature of true confidence, emphasizing that it is not about being loud or flashy, but rather a quiet, deep-seated belief in one's abilities. He highlights the importance of preparation and hard work, illustrating that confidence stems from the hours of practice and dedication put in, even when no one is watching. The conversation also touches on the example of successful athletes like Seppancurry, who embody this principle of internal confidence built through effort.


Takeaways

• True confidence is not loud, it's quiet.
• Internal belief in your ability is key.
• Confidence comes from hours of practice.
• It's about knowing you have hours of work.
• The confident player is the one who puts in the work.
• It's not about making the shot, it's about deserving it.
• Preparation leads to true confidence.
• Seppancurry exemplifies hard work and confidence.
• Loudness does not equate to confidence.
• Confidence is deep and internal.