Brain Food: Letting Go

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Brain Food: Letting Go

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By reading, by paying attention in class and in practice, by working, I strengthened my focus. By doing all of that, I strengthened my ability to be present and not have a wandering mind.

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KOBE'S 1O RULES

GET BETTER EVERY SINGLE DAY
PROVE THEM WRONG
WORK ON YOUR WEAKNESSES
EXECUTE WHAT YOU PRACTICED
LEARN FROM GREATNESS
LEARN FROM WINS & LOSSES
PRACTICE MINDFULNESS
BE AMBITIOUS
BELIEVE IN YOUR TEAM
LEARN STORYTELLING