Tom Brady’s Unwavering Mindset Speech Goes Viral On Social Media

Legendary quarterback Tom Brady has an unwavering competitive mindset which helped him a lot during his NFL career.

This Competitive Mindset stopped him from mixing together with his opponent players. Some NFL players believe it’s good to be friends with your opponent but not Brady. He adopted this competitive approach throughout his NFL career which helped him focus on his game.

And Damn those approaches worked a lot. Just look at his career graph.

Even after retirement, Brady hasn’t stopped working. Each day brings new opportunities for the seven-time Super Bowl champion to grow more.

While appearing on Valuetainment Media’s Patrick Bet-David podcast, Brady shared his method mindset with the audience. Brady said,

“You got to create a lot of different emotion to heighten your sense of awareness and focus,” Brady said. For me, anger was good. Anger was good because it was motivating. The more I could create an enemy, the more I want to go out and kill those guys.”

Brady also confessed he held grudges against players to keep moving him further in the game. He shared his mantra,

“Those are little, little things that can get me right into the emotional frame of mind that when I ran on the field and said, ‘Let’s f*****g go,’ it was really, ‘Let’s go kick some f*****g a**.”

He took names of legends who shared the same mantra including Joe Montana and Muhammad Ali shared the same singular focus. He mentioned Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Tiger Woods who never smiled on the fields and so did Tom.

While on the PBD, Brady took his frustration out about how everyone in the sports community is friends. He wondered how all athletes maintain a competitive edge when fraternizing with the opposition. Brady continued,

“Everyone’s friends now in sports all the time, and I don’t get that. It’s just not my thing.”

This competitive mindset may seem a bit extra for the others but it worked for Tom Brady.

Brady is one the most legendary quarterback in NFL history with the most passing yards, touchdowns, and quarterback wins in NFL history.

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