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Most players aren't failing because they're not talented enough
How many hours per day would you have to put in for it to be unreasonable for you to fail?
Think about that.
Not "how many hours do you feel like putting in."
Not "how many hours sounds motivating."
How many hours would make failure unreasonable?
2 hours? 3? 4?
Here's the problem:
Most players never answer that question.
They train when they feel like it.
They go hard some days. Skip others.
They put in "enough" effort to feel good about themselves… but not enough to actually guarantee results.
And then they wonder why they're stuck.
Here's the truth:
The players who break through aren't more talented.
They just decided what standard they're holding themselves to.
They know exactly how much work it takes.
And they do it. Every single day.
No negotiating. No excuses. No "I'll make up for it tomorrow."
They made failure unreasonable.
So here's the real question:
What's your standard?
Not what sounds good. Not what you hope is enough.
What are you actually committed to?
Because if you can't answer that…
You're not stuck because of talent.
You're stuck because you never decided what it would take.
Drop your answer in the comments.
How many hours per day would make failure unreasonable for you?
Let's see who's serious.
If you want to get clearer on your weaknesses and what you have to focus on to fix them, claim your free development call -> https://calendly.com/skillsbyty/player-development-call
Stay clear,
Tyler
P.S. The players who answer this question honestly are the same ones who stop making excuses six months later.
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Most players aren't failing because they're not talented enough
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