A bad day does not mean you have a bad life.

One setback does not mean your comeback has failed.

In Week 4 of the ReEntry series, Toni talks about one of the most important lessons she learned as a coach: short-term memory loss.

When a player misses a shot and stands there replaying it instead of hustling back on defense, one bad play can quickly become two.

Life works the same way.

In this episode:

• Why setbacks do not erase your progress
• What short-term memory loss means in sports and life
• Why the meaning we attach to a setback can hurt more than the setback itself
• The difference between saying “I missed the shot” and “I am terrible”
• Why mental toughness does not mean suppressing your emotions
• What it means to recover first and reflect second
• Why hustling back sometimes has to happen immediately
• How to stop one bad moment from becoming a verdict on your entire life

Remember This

You are allowed to have a bad play. You are not required to turn it into a bad game.

Then hustle back.

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