If you look at 80% of what "talents" do, you can say, “Yeah, I understand that because it’s really intuitive.”
 

You can make sense of that because it’s the logical and obvious thing to do, but it’s the other 20% that’s counterintuitive.
 

Those counterintuitive things are always present in the background, and often, one little shift, just one simple change, is all it takes.
 

I saw firsthand after observing and practicing with some of the best performers in the world, that it wasn't the strength, "talent" or physical powers that separated the good from the best. 
 

It was their mostly unconscious approach and mentality that looked dramatically different from the rest.

Since whenever you practice anything a certain way, whether consciously or unconsciously it’s because you think that’s probably the best way and the way it should be done, but "You don't know what you don't know".

Some people have better systems, some have less effective ones...

But your strategy is the very thing that sets the entire context of your choices on what you will spend hours, months, or even years in your future.

Often these shifts seem like just a small alteration in direction, but if you look closely, every choice is just like an arrow that you shoot...

Minor changes, even a couple of inches, can alter the destination tremendously, the further the arrow gets shot.

And a bad choice or a choice that you aren't conscious off can still set your trajectory off by just one degree today, but over years the error can become incredibly magnified...

There’s currently a system in your mind that’s similar to a software, and consciously or unconsciously, that system installed is what dictates how you approach getting better, based on what you think will work and make you progress and achieve success in the end.

Now, everybody has a system in their mind, as said some people have better systems while others have less effective ones, but everyone has something that I call our mind’s “Practice Blueprint”.

Yet, whatever that system is, there is no system that couldn’t be overwritten. And the way to overwrite it is by changing your "practice strategy" based on what actually works.

Now most people spend 95% of their energy and attention working solely on their outer game, their outer execution.

They think about the movements: how high they should be, how low or how fast, etc., and though it’s true these things are very important, they are all merely just an effect of whatever "practice strategy" people use.

However, they hardly ever focus or try to improve their system or strategy of their practice.

They just have a system in place that they don’t even think about and since that’s the most thought they can give to it, they only focus on that 95%.

But what would actually create a real difference for most athletes, musicians and performers or anyone practicing a skill is the 5% that most people don’t spend any energy on, even if it decides what you will do externally in the first place.

Now, having mentored hundreds of practitioners over the years, I've learned that we are only 3-5 subtle changes away from reaching the progress and the results we want or not even coming close to them.

And simply to get different result's we need to be working "ON" our practice instead of just "IN" our practice.
 

So, what are these actions that most people fail to see even if it's hiding in plain sight?
 

The "NATURAL'S METHOD" is the philosophy and the system I created to answer that question…