In the previous post I addressed performance anxiety and the power of vulnerability, or in that case "how to get a standing ovation". Here's another example, although maybe in a different way. Below you see a clip from my Live Event in Las Vegas (Click here to register for next event). This was a moment that became very special and...[Read more... ]
I started out this series of blog posts about “Exponential Learning and Peak Performance” by using my son’s experience in his first baseball game of the season as an example. I wrote that the ability to perform at your peak when it matters the most, and to be resourceful when things aren’t going well is a developed skill. I wrote...[Read more... ]
To follow up on my previous two articles regarding exponential learning and peak performances and why they are developed skills, I promised to address one issue that we human beings are generally pretty lousy at. I think when you start recognizing this tendency within yourself, you will set free a huge piece of what is restricting you from living your...[Read more... ]