Jerry Banfield

Many little advantages you cannot see, often produce bigger more noticeable ones you can. I will explain this principle using a game of Call of Duty Black Ops 3 where I go 34-8. Now you might think I do well due to my perceived skill at the game, but in reality I am not much better than anyone else as far as reaction time. What puts me over the top is my experience playing nearly every Call of Duty that has been released, an Elite controller that has hair triggers for faster reaction time, and a 1 ms gaming monitor paired with fantastic internet. Life is similar due to the fact you need experience and the ability to identify where you can build small advantages. Nearly anything is possible when you take the small steps to become successful. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support