From the author: The article is 50% supplemented with fragments that for one reason or another were not included in the printed publicationExpert interview for the magazine "Our Psychology" No. 10 (67) October 2012 > Leadership In sports. How is it different from leadership in life? There are two types of leaders in football: unofficial ones - these are simply successful expensive players and the team captain. A successful and famous player is a leader of a more primitive kind. He gives his all on the field - to the point of creaking muscles and injuries, but always for the sake of a beautiful, masterful game. Such leaders do not always, and not immediately, become captains of football teams. But they always attract the attention and love of fans. Such leadership is comparable to the leadership of a good, successful professional in ordinary life - who is valued for excellent work and skill. And there are official leaders - team captains. But not only such masters as Ronaldo, Casillas fall into this category... but often quite ordinary, unremarkable players (Mark Van Bommel for example). The point here is that official leadership depends not only on the skill of the game, but also largely on purely social skills - the ability to negotiate. After all, not the last task of the captain is the ability to “push through” the interests of the team in front of his superiors (Arshavin and Fursenko about bonuses as an example). And here leadership is already comparable to political leadership in ordinary life, since it requires not only (and not always) high skill, but also, most importantly, the ability to negotiate.> Psychology of the winner. Is it possible to psychologically prepare for victory? If yes, then how? It is possible and necessary. Because it is the psyche that creates a state that can turn the best gaming strategy into a wretched spectacle and vice versa. Everything around us first originated inside a person - in his psyche. Any invention was once just an idea in the head and only then a drawing. In the same way, victory begins within a person. And the path to realizing sports success from the inside out has long been known. In the end, it is the limbic system that influences the hypothalamus, which regulates immunity and, through the pituitary gland, hormonal levels in the body. But modern methods of neurotransformation, which I practice, allow not only to tune the athlete’s body to efforts to achieve success, but also, most importantly, to teach him to win. In football, a lot depends not only on speed and reaction, but also accuracy, the ability to use intuition. And this is always a question of the player’s internal team. Thanks to the development of Wolfe's holodynamics, psychology has a unique opportunity to teach professional skills at an unconscious level. When you no longer aim intently at the goal, still ending up hitting the goalkeeper, but intuitively know exactly when and how to hit the ball in order to achieve the goal. Thanks to fine-tuning the psyche, victory can be made completely natural - like breathing or learning to walk. After all, once upon a time, each of us, with difficulty and not without the help of obstetricians, took our first breath, learned to walk, earning bruises and bumps. Why today does all this happen automatically and while walking you only think about where exactly to go, but not how to do it? The functions took over parts of the unconscious, freeing the head to work on a more important semantic level: where to go and what exactly to write. And naturally, there are the same parts responsible for passes and goals, when you have learned them and are thinking about who to pass to and where to score. It is important, however, exactly how you learned this - how well, because these parts can be taught the correct passes and goals that will lead to victory (unless, of course, your own players get in the way, so it’s better to work with the whole team at once). A person can literally be programmed to victory. And unlike Russia, in other countries the profession of a sports psychologist is well developed and comes down to something more concrete and useful than just “wiping the snot” of the losers. Because cold dynamics allows a person to gain mastery not by.