"Trust the process." is a term that is used by a lot of esports teams. It sounds good and insightful, right? From what I can tell, the only ones who have honored this in the past year might be @Navi_B1ad3 and @natusvincere. Their results did not come instantly, and a lot of people were questioning their unexpected pivot into an international lineup with quite unproven players. Turns out, they trusted the process, and they were slowly and steadily improving game by game, tournament by tournament. We've seen organizations announce lineups and players with tons of confidence, only to swap players a few months and bad results later. Like the blameF in astralis situation. One day celebrated and resigned for several years, the next day on the bench. WTF? In my opinion, I would like to see some GMs be swapped instead of players, for their poor decision-making. I would love to hear what the player environment is like in @natusvincere. Do they feel safe and comfortable? Are they afraid to make mistakes? Do they feel like the organization trusts them and their process? Developing a proper functioning team takes time. Making mistakes is learning.