Unconditional Confidence VERSUS Conditional Confidence

Conditional Confidence Limits Access to Your Abilities by Tying Trust to Outcomes, While Unconditional Confidence Empowers You to Play Freely Without Guarantees, as Evidenced by the Contrast Between the Liberating Effects of Playing With a 'Free Body, Free Mind' Versus the Restrictions Felt When Playing 'Tight' and 'Steering' the Ball

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