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• The tennis ball is hardly ever where it should be but always where it is.
• where you focus your attention determines what you learn.
• doubt
• mastering the human dimension of existence—
• The master skill was that of “relaxed concentration,” which required an ability to pay close attention to the movements of ball and body and to make accurate observations of the results. It also involved the skill of trust in the body’s capacity to learn and execute complex behaviors without following a complex set of instructions.