There Are No Limits For A Racers’ Trainer Student

 In a previous article I talked about Brian Tracy’s 6th law of the 7 laws for success in the 21st century. That being that a person can gain the knowledge or skills necessary to be anything they want to be.  Previously we talked about other laws  from Brian, such as the importance of having available fully-developed options, and keeping your mind on wherever you are going rather then dwelling on the tough spot your life might currently be in.  If you notice, the laws of success seem to favor the person who conceives in his own mind a better place or result then finds the information or skills to get there, then takes action, while adjusting during the mistake process.

This formula applies to everyone who is a true success in any area of life. It could be at home, in the work place, on the athletic field. Fortune and luck don’t really exist except for the folks who think in the way Brian talks about and who also do the action steps that Brian talks about.  Still none of the laws will even be possible to apply if a person doesn’t have a vision for his ideal outcomes.  Without vision a person may not necessarily perish, (as the saying goes), but he might as well have.   The need to reach our peak potential, some times referred to as being self-actualized in our area of interest, is as important to the survival of human beings as the basics like food, meaningful relationships and safe shelter.

If my racer clients such as Joey Saldana of Sprint car fame, or NASCAR Champion driver Kasey Kahne don’t first start out their rise with a limitless vision for themselves, they will never be elite. They must first see the outcome and the mind can never limit their vision.  When we work together employing specific exercises in my racers workout training and fitness program for car and motorcycle racers, they must have their mind centered on a larger vision.

That is really their motivation. I am just their as their coach to remind them of the smaller matters at hand. That is true of anybody.  If a person needs the alarm clock every morning to get up or is watching the clock at the office, then it is highly likely that they need to revisit that vision for how they should be spending their day. Then get busy employing the other 6 laws of success.  First though, the mind must be without limits.

Russ Bohaty, The Racers Trainer, is the Personal Fitness Trainer for NASCAR’s Kasey Kahne and The Kasey Kahne Racing Team. His Free 6-Week Mental Fitness program geared to reach your peak performance is available at www.racerstrainer.com.