Suck it up. Don't be soft. No pain, no gain.Tough it out. By a show of hands, how many of you have heard these or similar phrases in sport, right. Me, too.I've seen how these words have become the soundtrack of sport, and I've heard them echoing through locker rooms. When I work with athletes, I see them internalize these words, shaping how they think, feel, and perform. In sport, relentless toughness is often glorified, while struggling with setbacks is often seen as weakness.But what if the culture of spo ...

Investment Strategy & Market Outlook - The firm maintains a neutral stance on stocks and bonds, balancing potential bubble risks with strong underlying fundamentals [5] - The portfolio emphasizes diversification, with an overweight position in international value and small-cap stocks [5] - The firm is short duration, indicating reduced sensitivity to interest rate changes, achieved by holding fewer long-term treasuries [5][6] Inflation & Interest Rate Risks - The firm anticipates potential upside risks to inflation, citing factors like wage growth, housing shortages, and commodity price volatility, in addition to tariffs [6] - Deficits could exert upward pressure on the 10-year Treasury yield, contributing to the underweight duration strategy [7] Decision Making & Investment Psychology - Sports psychology highlights the importance of differentiating between luck and skill, especially during periods of speculation [2] - Investors should focus on the quality of their decisions, separating outcomes from the decision-making process [4]

[Applause] Thank you. Hi guys, I'm Kiara. I'm a sports psychologist working in high performance sports working with coaches, players, and teams navigating uncertainty because sport is a world full of pressure, full of uncertainty.And let's look in how we can learn from that today. But before we dive into that, let me ask you a question. Have you ever felt completely lost, not knowing what's next.Raise your hand. Look around you. We all face uncertainty. We all feel lost every day.I can tell you I felt lost ...