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@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB When you reach your goal, don't get comfortable. There are no milestones in the process. They're just another step. The process continues.

@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB When you pour attention into this way of thinking you’ll find greater satisfaction in life’s small moments and better understand them in the context of your larger journey.

@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB Acknowledge its value. Find comfort in the predictability and repeatability of each step. Execute each one with discipline and precision until *now* becomes *then* — and carry yourself one measure closer to the ultimate prize.

@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB How to start "The Process": Let go of the past — its failures and successes. Resist the impulse to imagine the uncontrollable future. Focus only on the approachable now that lies before you.

@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB Process thinking is a mental model centered on two truths: 1. The present moment is all you can control. 2. Past failures and future concerns are unproductive distractions.

@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB When you execute even the most minor steps with diligence, precision, and integrity — while staying grounded in the *now* — your desired outcome becomes all but inevitable.

@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB This mindset shift helped @MSU_Football overcome an early deficit and come away with a huge upset win. With that, "The Process" — and a coaching dynasty — were born.

@AlabamaFTBL @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB The average play lasts just 7 seconds. Instead of focusing on winning the game, Rosen asked Saban's Spartans to concentrate on winning those 7 seconds repetitively. Ignore the scoreboard. The clock. The opposing sideline. Those 7 seconds are all that matter.

@AlabamaFTBL While coaching at @MSU_Football in the 90s, Saban met psychiatrist and professor Dr. Lionel Rosen and turned to him for help to improve the team's mindset ahead of a long-shot away game against powerhouse @OhioStateFB. Rosen had one key insight...

This is how to think like the greatest college football coach in history. @AlabamaFTBL Coach Nick Saban has more than 250 wins, 7 national titles, and is the architect of an unprecedented dynasty. His secret? Process thinking. Or as he calls it: "The Process."

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Our nervous system leaves no fossil record of our thoughts, feelings or ideas, except those which are transformed into actions.

@DrJimTaylor As @drjimtaylor says, “We are much more like spaceships — full of capabilities that are ready to be harnessed and directed if only we know how…We can gain control of that spaceship that is our life, and we can become the masters of the journey…We can achieve total command.”

@DrJimTaylor To course correct, we have to apply greater force in the opposite direction. Inanimate asteroids traveling the void can't do this. You can.

@DrJimTaylor In a perfect world, that trajectory is one of comfort, happiness, and success. But it’s not a perfect world. When negative forces alter the trajectory of our work, relationships, or emotions, inertia can take hold and point us the wrong way.

@DrJimTaylor Just as an asteroid has no control over its trajectory when a great force causes it to break from a larger celestial body, our early lives are placed on their trajectories by a multitude of forces outside of our control.