A true leader knows the power of psychology.

 

Just like you, everyone has their own sport that everyone likes at least one of these days.

 

Psychology is a powerful force in this sport as well. That's why I'm currently researching a field called sports psychology. It's already been quite a while. So, many research achievements are already known,

Preemptive suppression, which you are well aware of, is also a psychological techniqe. In sport, it is quite advantageous to overpower the baseline. A team that is overpowered by the baseline is atrophied and cannot compete properly. It takes time and effort to relieve the atrophied psychology. Let's cheer each other up, we have to fight and comfort each other. However, the time to play the game goes by wildly. Even if they are released from the chain of domination afrer half of the first half, they can lose their fighting spirit because there is a big difference in scores. However, the psychological techniques of cheering and encouraging each other by shouting amongst the players can exert considerable power and quickly turn a losing match. The power of such a thing called psychology is great.

 

There is one true story. If you like basketball, you may already know this. Legendary American basketball player Magic Johnson was said to be a psychologically optimistic person. It is said that this temperament is best displayed when the team loses a match. It is human psychology that everyone gets angry and frustrated when they lose a match. If you are depressed and analyze the losses, it is easy to become emotional and criticize each other. Then the atmosphere gets even worse, and in the end, a vicious cycle of losing again in the next match is bound to follow.

 

 

 

But magic Johnson was different. He was truly a great player. He said that when the team lost a match, they appeared brighter and more energetic. I told the playes that tomorrow I encouraged you to take you to the promised land and prevented them from begin psychologically discouraged. It is said that his team was able to win most of their matches. A good player needs to score well and run well, but what really matters is taking control of one's mind. And it's about making the most of your mental state so that your team can do better. Of course there are directors. But the coach doesn't play the game. He needs to have the ability to be players and coaches to other when he plays. That makes him a really good player.

 

No matter how talented a player is, a player who cannot control his/her own mind and cannot foster team harmony and morale of his teammates will always belong to a losing team. This is because no matter how talented and skillful players are, if they play in a depressed state of mind, good results will never come. However, althought talent and skills are low, if you play a match in a very pleasant psychological state, you can enjoy the match.

 

Athletes who can enjoy the game can immerse themselves in it. If you immerse yourself in one match, the result will be delightful and enjoyable. No, he will be happy and happy enough if he already has a fight. Magic Johnson was already well aware of the power of this psychology. A true athlete, a true leader, must be well aware of the power of psychology.

 

Freud said that if thought is the engine, the mind is the oil. I think that's a very reasonable thing to say. The engine should always have oil. Oil must enter the engine.