Kevin Palmieri explains how treating life like practice instead of a Super Bowl helps you embrace mistakes and step outside your comfort zone daily. He moved from a fixed mindset that feared failure to one where rejection and errors are just data for improvement.
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So every single day I would try to do something that was outside of my comfort zone that scared me. That taught me that if I did make a mistake, it wasn't the end of the world. If I got rejected, it wasn't the end of the world. And that helped me really adopt a growth mindset of every day is kind of like practice. There really isn't a Super Bowl because the Super Bowl is the end of the season. There is no end of the season in life until you get to the end. So it helped me understand that A lot of the things that I think are really high stakes, they're not that, that big in the grand scheme of things. In this moment right now, this interview is the only thing that matters to me. This conversation is the only thing that matters. But if I mess up and I misspeak or I forget what I'm thinking, it's not that big of a deal, right? I'll go do another podcast tomorrow. I'll get back on the horse and hopefully I'll do better. So that was a very big mindset shift. Uh, I used to have a very fixed mindset. Now I have a way more growth mindset, and now I, I look like an idiot all the time and I make mistakes all the time and I'm wrong all the time and it doesn't kill me. Yeah. And it most likely isn't gonna kill anybody else. And I think that's an important understanding.
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