Getting Dharmesh back to the gym in return I have to wake up at 4am (not so much a win)

Something that’s interested me lately is the concept of ‘fundamental attribution error’. It’s when we blame the ‘failings’ of others on their personality, but we blame the ‘failings’ of ourselves on the context of our situations. For example, imagine someone cuts you off while on the road. Your first instinct may be to assume they have an arrogant, inconsiderate personality. But what if you cut another person off while on the road? You might justify it because of situational reasons, e.g. you were unfamiliar with the suburb. My question to you is: Have you experienced the fundamental attribution error - in the gym or out of the gym?

Howdy team! Welcome to the Small Goods Skool. I'm still trying to understand what exactly it is I am playing with, but for now, I will leave you all with this post- my first repetition. What I want to hear from you is this: Which first rep of anything is most memorable to you, and why? Which beginning still sits front and centre in your mind? -Coach