In 2011, SEAL Team Six carried out one of the most precise, anonymous missions in military history — until one member stepped forward years later claiming the kill shot. In doing so, he didn't just break a code of silence. He broke a bond.

This week on Set Your Mind, Dr. Stephen Ginsberg unpacks what happens when we take individual credit for collective work — and what it looks like to do the opposite. From the Abbottabad raid to TJ Oshie's shootout heroics at the 2014 Sochi Olympics, this episode explores the coaches, caddies, parents, and teammates who shape every performance long before the scoreboard shows a single name.

In this episode:

• Why elite teams operate on unspoken codes — and what happens when they're broken
• The difference between owning your performance and owning the credit
• TJ ...