Tony Robbins on Mastering Patterns and Achieving Mastery | Mindset Mentor Podcast Highlights

You can start to identify a pattern, and then the second step is to start to use it instead of letting it use you. Stress is a pattern. You either use stress or it uses you as an example. And then you get really good. You're good at creating patterns, and that's when you become really masterful. So if you see someone who's masterful at anything, they're great at picking stocks, they're great at pattern recognition. They know how to use it, and they know even how to create patterns. You see somebody who's a great musician or great entertainer or singer, they know the way to use their face, their voice, their body. Certain patterns produce certain results, and they've done it so powerfully for so long with so many different types of environments that they're masterful at it. So I look at my own life and I said, that's what I want to continually do. And it's a never ending process of saying, how do I keep pushing myself? How do I do what I call deep practice? Deep practice is practicing without a net. You know, most of my skill happened because, you know, I get the phone call and the child is suicidal and I got to do something right now.