Glue Guys The Confidence Myth - [Glue Guys, EP.18]
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Dec 26, 2024 Is confidence innate or learned? The hosts share personal tales of self-doubt, revealing that even top athletes and leaders struggle with insecurity. They discuss how elite performers cultivate confidence through deliberate practice and resilience. Honest leadership and ambitious recruitment are highlighted as keys to overcoming challenges. The conversation touches on the vital interplay between confidence and performance, especially in high-pressure situations. Ultimately, true growth emerges from navigating obstacles and embracing vulnerability.
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Shane's Peak Confidence
- Shane Battier's peak confidence was during his Chinese basketball shoe tour, hosting SNL, and singing karaoke.
- Despite these outward displays, he admits to not being naturally confident and emphasizes the role of hard work and success in building confidence.
Hidden Insecurities
- Athletes and entertainers often mask deep insecurities and imposter syndrome.
- Despite appearances, locker rooms are filled with self-doubt.
Confidence in Elite Sports
- Alex Smith agrees with Battier, noting that confidence is a major issue even at the highest levels of sports.
- He highlights the constant pressure of facing top-tier competition and the psychological impact of evaluating opponents' skills.