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I think high performance in life comes down to three things:
First of all, you have to know you are safe. Doesn’t mean you won’t ever get hurt. We all deal with pain (although I prefer to choose my own). It just means you know you can come back and do it again anyway.
Then, you have to know your system cold and have practiced it until it feels completely natural. We look at athletes doing amazing things while running, jumping and throwing things. They make it look effortless because they know the plays and they have run them 10,000 times in practices.
Third, in all instances apply Reason to your process. If you start to stumble,
return to Logic. If you are running plays that you have already integrated, most of the time you will be using Deduction; the rapid fire connection between the concepts you have already induced and, ultimately, physical reality. Fortunately, deduction is elementary, my Dear Watson.
Most of getting to a high level of anything—and particularly in the individual sport of market operations—requires Induction, though. Pity those 90% of Americans who will never hear that word spoken in the context of the use of one’s mind. Because we can memorize a lot of stuff. But we can’t memorize everything. Without the ability to form new concepts independently and effectively integrate them across your experiences, you can’t get there from anywhere.
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