Sabotage or Simply Inserting Their Own Impression?

If you are a tennis pro, are you hearing about "things that were said" about what you taught? Does it feel a bit like sabotage? Maybe it's just another pro trying to prove their value and make their mark with the student. What if you are a student and you hear or see a "snicker" from another student? What if the other people even say something that "sounds" harsh or uncouth about your movement, shot selection, technique, or general outcome of your efforts? Are they trying to sabotage you or simply inserting their own impression into the conversation or in a conversation with someone else? In this episode, we consider the misinterpretation of people's comments.

Show Notes

We've all heard it from someone else - what another colleague said to someone else about you or your work - and it never feels good.  In fact, it can often feel like ... sabotage.  

But is what another person said really sabotage or just an attempt to insert their own impression (find a seat at the social table) or even fill their roster and put food on their table?

The tennis court can be a place of heated contention and in this episode, we deconstruct misinterpreting other people’s actions.  

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