Decision already made before the race?

Elite racing drivers make split second decisions at 200 miles an hour. Here's the part nobody mentions. They already made the decision hours before, in their head, calm, sitting still. The race just plays it back. Most people wait for the moment to arrive then panic-decide everything on the spot. That's the mistake. You're not losing because life is fast. You're losing because you never rehearsed the moment when it was slow. Here's what changed everything for me: stop treating decisions like emergencies. Make them boring, early, alone. The competition isn't the track. It's the version of you who hesitates.