In my last game I felt I managed to play very well using the 'Dual Operator Mindset’. Especially when it came to driving our structure, but also taking a few opportunities in the game to create something out of nothing. It was also helpful playing the game like a 78-minute game. Where I deliberately tried to use the dual mindset in the 78-minutes I was off-the-ball, then executing the skillset with confidence for the 2-minutes with the ball

My Architect Commitment is to focus on the Lens of opportunity. In my next game, my only goal is to apply the 'Dual Operator Mindset’ and be accurate when running our game structure, but also look for key moments and hunt for an opportunity to create something off the cuff.

We are starting our pre-season right now and had our first training back yesterday. I am already feeling more confident and makes me really look forward for the rest of the season. We have a first friendly match in 2 weeks, will let you lads know how it goes !

This is our space for building social proof and collective momentum. A "Win" in Rugby Everest is not just a try or a man-of-the-match award. A "Win" is the successful application of a principle you learned in this community. It's about rewarding the process, not the outcome. Examples of great "Win" posts: - Felt really good in that training sessions thanks to "XYZ". - Went to the gym today and hit a PR. - I am starting on the wing in this weekend game. - Feeling more and more confident in my game and it really shows at training. - Used my Reset Routine after a dropped ball and made a dominant tackle on the next phase. Didn't let the mistake spiral. - Consciously used the 'Pre-Catch Scan' in training and it felt like the game slowed down. Your Mission: After every game or training session, find one small win and share it here.