Improvement Without Iteration - not a thing. I will explain - Episode 204

As we move forward, we will be in a different place every time.
Ask yourself, am I the same player I was an year ago?
When you're working on a part of your game that you're trying to get better at, you're trying to get closer to the solution to the problem so you need to engage in iterations.
It's processing it again and again and repeating it to help you improve faster and better.
In this episode we talk about iteration in two contexts;
1) Your improvement
2) You as a player
Then I'm going to be talking to you about the concept of sonder, but specific to you again in terms of your improvement journey.
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[@Tposch1953]

Your rift was right on target Tony. I was getting slammed during my play, but the last time I played I focused on recognizing the type of shots being hit and then decided to either move forward or stay in place. The people who said the video was useless were wrong and probably thought they were experts. So many players reach a level and win more than lose and decide they are at the optimal level. Unfortunately, they stop learning and stagnate. Pickleball is a journey and the only time we stop learning is when we leave this earth. As to iteration thoughts, one should always try to improve in all areas of their lives everyday! It doesn't have to be great changes but even small changes are wonderful. Every time I play my measure of success or failure is whether I have improved that day, not whether I won more then lost.

[@britta215]

Thank you - you helped me understand the take-away from the podcast more clearly

[@acarter2072]

Drill baby drill!