There is a mindset within the idea of adaptability that is crucial to high performance and that is "everything is figureoutable". When you believe that everything is figureoutable you shift from frustration to curiosity, you don't retreat, you regroup, you don't stall, you strategize. In this episode Ty tells the story of the ultimate example of this mindset, treasure hunter Mel Fischer and how he faced challenges with the mindset of "you may not have all the answers but you do have what it takes."

What happens when you interview a man who's redefined what the human body and mind can endure? This week on Redefining High Performance, I talk with my friend James Lawrence, the Iron Cowboy, about the mindset behind doing the impossible. We dig into mental toughness, resilience, grit, identity, and the psychology of high performers. This conversation is gold.

Let's attack the myth of "more" and how that mentality is wrong. What takes you to the top is working "deeper" not just harder. At some point effort alone stops producing results. So how do we work deeper? Ty lays out the foundation for working deeper in this short episode. The real measure of success isn't how much you do but how deeply you do it. Let's step back and reflect on how we are showing up and focus on the depth.