"Brendon shares the concept of psychological necessity, which is essential for high performance and long-term success.
Psychological necessity is the process of priming your mind to make performing well in a particular activity a must, not a preference.
High performers associate their identity with doing well in that specific thing, which makes it a must and not a preference for them.
High performers psych themselves up going into the major activities and use self-talk that helps them perform well.
Psychological necessity is a risk that high performers take, and it's the primary reason they're able to achieve long-term success."
Author: Brendon Burchard
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