Many people can have a good day after a good night’s sleep or if they’re feeling 100 percent. That’s called being a “conditional performer.” On this week’s episode of Hard Truths, Dave Anderson talks about being an “unconditional performer,” meaning that you can bring it regardless of the situation you’re in.
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