>When you no longer fear failure
>When your thoughts are firmly fixed on the goal
>And you want to BE BEST
>You may find that as you drive to work
>Through crazy traffic
>You can dissociate your mind
>And drift into an inner space
>Where you think through work problems
>While another persona
>Controls the car
>Calmly avoiding the idiot who cuts in front of you
>The jaywalking woman who runs between cars and stumbles in front of you
>And so on.
>One persona goes to an inner fantasy world
>And gets real work done
>Another persona
>Drives the car calmly, with no fear and no emotion
>And with the highest level of driving skill
i race cars , not professionally , but at a high amateur level (raced in championships nationally and overseas) and this happens to me when i'm 'in the zone'. it's never intentional but when i snap out of it , it's like muscle memory was doing the work and i've been thinking about something else , watching birds fly overhead , noticing cracks in the tarmac etc, not actually concentrating on the driving. time seems to slow down and everything becomes automatic.
i go from intensely concentrating on one task (thinking about nothing else except driving) to thinking about / noticing everything else. it is in these moments i put in a fastest lap , or pull off a tight overtake with out even flinching.
to be honest , this is why i race.
<1% = normal regular everyday mundane normalness
thats typical cnbc doom and gloom headline. read the title of the video 'Rosenstein reports don't pose a major risk to markets, report says"
>'the sky is falling'