Michael ZellerNeurorewired LLC · Neurorewiring Expert

Doing a Super Bowl Commercial with Peyton and Eli Manning

12 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief interview excerpt, Speaker A asks Speaker B what they observed or learned from working on a Super Bowl commercial featuring Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning. Speaker B, who was an extra on set, explains that while they didn’t interact directly with Manning, they reflected on common traits of top athletes like Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, and LeBron James. They highlight the athletes' rigorous preparation, early‑morning wake‑up routines (around 5 a.m.), disciplined visualization and mindset practices, and the concept of rewiring an "alter ego" to replace a weak self‑image with a confident, "badass" version. The discussion underscores how elite performance habits can be adopted by anyone seeking higher confidence and focus.

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You did a Super Bowl commercial with Peyton freaking Manning? Yeah, yeah. Is there anything in that commercial or in that sequence that you could like take from him that's like, wow, I saw how he operated? Like Hall of Fame. Yeah, both of them are Hall of Fame.
Yeah, of course. You know, unfortunately, as a— I was an extra, so I was a SAG-eligible actor back in the day, so I didn't get to interact with Peyton much directly. But yeah, something you, you look at a Peyton Manning or peak athlete, Tom Brady, LeBron, whatever, man, their preparation, they're so prepared, their confidence rises. So when you like, you get up at 5 a.m., I usually do too. I'm up around that time and my mindset is tuned in. I'm visualizing, connecting, and so I'm anchoring in who I want to be. Peyton and the top performers, they all have that. And some of the work I do, I talk about rewiring that alter ego. Get rid of that weak-ass alter ego. Anchor to your badass version.