After investigating my past pro career in volleyball, I had come to realize that so much of my life, one of my biggest fears was that the coaches' thought that they had made a wrong choice when they chose to hire me. That was the heaviest thought for me after I had under performed or I couldn't perform up to the expectations that either me or the coaches had established. 

I worked really hard physically but hard still hard time mentally believing in my potential if other people didn't show their belief in me. And sometimes, even if they did, I felt like they jsut said it to be nice so I couldn't accept it.. Can you recognize yourself from this too..? 

Much later, when I was already working as a mental performance coach and I was coaching other high performing athletes with goals and dreams that were committed to their sport, they already worked hard but they were also really hard on themselves..

This wasn't just my problem. It is like a cancer spreading around in sports. Everyone knows you shouldn't care too much about other people's opinions but it is extremely hard not to when you want to belong (which is one of the core needs as a human) and the opinions of coaches etc. are deciding the fate of so many athletes - are you gonna get the spot in the national team, in the starting quad, make it to the quad at all, what kind of sponsorships or contracts are you getting and so on. 

So the huge question I have exhausted myself with is "How can I stress less about people's opinions when their opinion actually matters either for our human needs or for our career?" This resource has the answers broken down to 3 reasons, 6 solutions and 5 steps you can take to solve it for yourself. Can't wait for you to get your hands on the resource!! ​