In order to perform even better, focus on maintaining a balance between your enthusiasm and discipline. By learning to channel your expressive and inspirational qualities and combining them with awareness and focus, you will be able to keep your energy levels higher for much longer.

Your behavior on and off the pitch

You are sociable, enthusiastic, and an excellent communicator. You thrive on building relationships and motivating others. You mostly exhibit high energy and emotional expressiveness. You are often the one who lifts team spirit, creates an upbeat atmosphere, and motivates teammates, even during difficult moments.

How to communicate with other "Playmakers" in your team?

• Motivation: Playmakers thrive on recognition, social interaction, and positive feedback. They want to be seen as influential and inspiring. Show this to them in order to win them over.
• Communication Approach: Offer praise and recognition for their enthusiasm and motivation. Create a positive and social team atmosphere. Encourage them to lead and inspire teammates.

Those are famous "Playmakers" - Just like you!

A leader full of charisma with the ability to inspire and uplift, bringing energy, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude to the field.

An expressive player known for his dynamic playing style and ability to inspire teammates and fans alike.

Renowned for his charm, leadership off the pitch, and ability to connect with fans worldwide.

Her charismatic leadership and ability to inspire brought energy and passion to the field, making her a dynamic presence in attack.

The latest mindset research for a "Playmaker" in order to make the next step in life and career:

When your enthusiasm takes over you sometimes lose your focus . That's when your concentration becomes less and you make mistakes. Remember to practice focus in your mindset routines, but combine Focus+Awareness if you want to become even better.  That's what I call soccer Mindfulness. Playmakers often struggle to control their emotions under pressure, potentially leading to frustration, over-excitement, or anxiety in high-stakes situations. Also your performance probably depends a lot on approval by others which sometimes negatively effects your self-confidence. Work on your ego and the way you define success. 

 - Stefan Peter, MAS in Sports Health and Leadership