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Very inspirational. As a sports fan and an athletic trainer whose taken courses in sports psychology, the mental relationship that athletes must have with themselves is very important in their ability to be successful. The stages of grief after injury, the pressures to preform, the ability to disconnect when they're with their families is indeed a fine line. Most people do not have to have a competitive on/off switch when dealing with their careers. Imagine having to give it your physical all one night, then calm yourself down that same night to live a normal life. Tom Brady is an EP of this series (along with Dray) and seeing what they have in store for future episodes is going to be interesting. I'd love to see Tiger Woods, Dale Jr., a Peyton Manning. Those that were or still are at their peak performance to analyze their thought process. What makes them different? What made them elite? The probability of being an athlete is already difficult enough and the odds are always stacked against you, but being a top tier superstar makes that number skyrocket. Mental health is real and whatever and whomever can assist in shedding some like on how to deal with it, is special in my book.

Movie reminds me of the music industry. A nephew of mine is attempting to enter the music industry and with social media the way that it is it reminds me of his journey. I try and tell him that you have to be you and y'all about your life because that is what reaches people. This movie is a great example of expression and is critical of how people that have been in an industry (e.g. Kat W. character) seems to loose themselves and loose that hunger. Go back to any artist's first hit album or movie and see/hear it again. True fans can notice a difference. It was a great representation of both ends of the success spectrum.