Sep 15, 2026 · 47 min · 13 segments
Steve Sidd built his life around hospitality, hard work and growth. He opened his first restaurant at 18, learned some expensive lessons early and went on to build a much larger business. But beneath…
Gavin LawlessGuest
Fran HarperHost
I mean, nine conversions, four penalties, and you know, 30 of your 50 points came off the boot.
I mean, when you, you know, when, and when you talk about kicking, I mean, did it, did it feel at that point, did it feel completely automatic because of the work that you'd put in or were you actually thinking about every single one of those?
And that's the thing, you know, it sort of, you know, to a large degree, you know, will lead into the theme we're gonna talk about today.
But because I spent so much time practicing, um, and kicking is all about the automatic process and it's about replicating something, you know, over and over and over again.
Just everything from your, the amount of time you're taking to walk back, to the degree you walk back, to, you know, how many breaths you take when you're back there looking at the poles, how, how long you look at the poles, how long you look back at the, the ball before you kick.
It's, it's, it's, it's automatic, right? So the, the amount of, if you time all the good kickers, the time from when they set the ball up to when they're kicking the ball will be identical, right? 'Cause, 'cause all of those things, their, their breaths, how long they're breathing for, everything is so, it's just, it's a replication.
And because of all of that, and, and then of course when you replicate something and you get really confident because you know that you're doing these things and it's going over, you know-
The only time it doesn't go over is when you actually don't concentrate, when you actually lose your concentration.
Uh, so you go in with huge confidence and, you know, and, and that's, and, and of course confidence in, in all of our lives is unbelievably important.
But, but confidence comes with knowing your content, you know, being confident of, of your position, you know, being very well educated on, on a subject matter or, or whatever it might be.
I mean, nine conversions, four penalties, and you know, 30 of your 50 points came off the boot.
I mean, when you, you know, when, and when you talk about kicking, I mean, did it, did it feel at that point, did it feel completely automatic because of the work that you'd put in or were you actually thinking about every single one of those?
And that's the thing, you know, it sort of, you know, to a large degree, you know, will lead into the theme we're gonna talk about today.
But because I spent so much time practicing, um, and kicking is all about the automatic process and it's about replicating something, you know, over and over and over again.
Just everything from your, the amount of time you're taking to walk back, to the degree you walk back, to, you know, how many breaths you take when you're back there looking at the poles, how, how long you look at the poles, how long you look back at the, the ball before you kick.
It's, it's, it's, it's automatic, right? So the, the amount of, if you time all the good kickers, the time from when they set the ball up to when they're kicking the ball will be identical, right? 'Cause, 'cause all of those things, their, their breaths, how long they're breathing for, everything is so, it's just, it's a replication.
And because of all of that, and, and then of course when you replicate something and you get really confident because you know that you're doing these things and it's going over, you know-
The only time it doesn't go over is when you actually don't concentrate, when you actually lose your concentration.
Uh, so you go in with huge confidence and, you know, and, and that's, and, and of course confidence in, in all of our lives is unbelievably important.
But, but confidence comes with knowing your content, you know, being confident of, of your position, you know, being very well educated on, on a subject matter or, or whatever it might be.
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