Richard Canfield explains how accountability from teammates and coaches keeps people showing up to practice. Without someone checking in, people skip sessions. The channel and his coaching act as your support team to help you stay committed.
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What's interesting is how even you may not want to go to practice because you might know you have to work hard or maybe you don't like practice that much. But if you don't go, you're not going to have the outcome of or you're going to reduce your outcome of winning at the game. And so that's where having a teammates or a coach for accountability helps make sure you get to practice. If you're the person that slept in, maybe a teammate gives you a call and say, hey, we need you at practice. Like you got to get down here. There's another layer of accountability that happens there and that's something that we do try to bring both with the content that we produce here on this show, on our other YouTube videos and then our ongoing client coaching sessions is we want to be able to be that supportive teammate and coaching relationship to help keep people accountable to these kinds of things.