The Freakonomics podcast episode "Why We Choke Under Pressure and (How Not To)" inspired this episode.

As Seneca up it “We suffer more in imagination than in reality.”

Malcolm Gladwell says in his book Outliers that it takes 10k hours of deliberate practice to master a skill and

“Practice isn't the thing you do once you're good, it's what makes you good.”

Unconscious competence is that feeling of being “In The Zone” which comes from putting yourself in difficult situations, deliberate practice and learning from failure. We talk about all these things and more about choking on this episode of The Social Chameleon Show.

Original Podcast http://freakonomics.com/podcast/choking/

Greatest Choke Of All Time https://youtu.be/QV8Qj91T3o0?t=7m3s

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