Joshua NelsonSeven Figure Agency · Mentor / Coach at Seven Figure Agency

Practice makes perfect💯🤔 #midset #shorts #viralvideo #practice

Name: Practice makes perfect💯🤔 #midset #shorts #viralvideo #practice
Uploaded: 2025-06-28T15:41:58+00:00
Duration: 1 min 4 s
Channel: Joshua Nelson
Description: In this short motivational video, Speaker A explains that public accolades stem from private, consistent practice. He uses NBA star Steph Curry as a case…

28 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this short motivational video, Speaker A explains that public accolades stem from private, consistent practice. He uses NBA star Steph Curry as a case study, highlighting Curry's habit of shooting at least 500 three‑point attempts every day, seven days a week, for over 15 years—amounting to roughly 2.5 million shots in his career. This massive repetition, begun before college and reinforced by his father's training, is presented as the true source of Curry's elite shooting ability, not innate talent. Speaker B reinforces the "practice makes perfect" mantra and ends with a call‑to‑action, asking viewers to comment their favorite basketball player. The video’s purpose is to motivate viewers to adopt a high‑volume, deliberate practice mindset to achieve mastery in any skill.

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You get rewarded in public for what you practice in private. If you're good at something, you've trained it into yourself. I'm fortunate enough to own several sports teams or pieces of sports teams, but like you look at somebody like Steph Curry and you see this guy shoot the ball from almost half court, jumping on the side of his thing, and he turns, he doesn't even look, he turns around and just waves cuz he knows it's in already. And the crowd goes crazy. And people look at that and go, he's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. He's the greatest 3-point shooter in history. There's no one like him. But what they don't pay attention to is that isn't like a little gift. He shoots 500 shots every single day, never less than that, 7 days a week for more than 15 years. His 15-year professional career, he's been doing it since before he was in college. His dad really trained him. So think about 3,500 shots a week, 168,000 shots in a year, 2.52 million shots in his 15-year NBA career, so he can make 3,600 shots. Not even 1/10 of 1%. I tell people, your training of your nervous system to do things is what really matters most, and you can't just be in your head.
So good. Practice makes perfect, you know. The more work you do on this stuff, the better you become. Comment here, what's your favorite basketball player?