Performance Psychology
Performance Psychology
1% Factor – 2007 – Modelling High Achievers
Would you like to know the secrets of what high achievers do?Would you like to be more successful and have more time?Would you like to earn more? Attend Derek’s 2007 Masterclasses to discover and apply his findings in 20 years of research and study. These series of Masterclasses are guaranteed to enhance your confidence. Afterwards [...]
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Posted on December 16, 2006 • No comments so far
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Goal Setting 2007
Goal setting 2007 – Headings1 – Health and Fitness 2 – Family and Friends 3 – Finance 4 – Business 5 – Personal /your time TTM (Time to myself) 6 – Personal development 7 – Abundance / Giving / your contribution 8 – Other
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Earning = People you mix with…..
I heard this extraordinary statistic when I was in the US. YOU EARN THE AVERAGE of the 6 PEOPLE you spend the most time with, outside your family. This at first didn’t sound right, however the more I thought about it the more I could see that it makes sense. Check this out yourself and [...]
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Physical Fitness
I have recently interviewed two amazingly high achievers. People who run multi million pounds businesses have 1000′s of people working for them and hardly have a minute to spare in their 24/7 life. In fact I have tested both of them when they have been on holiday by sending them emails and got emails back [...]
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Posted on October 8, 2006 • No comments so far
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Yes and No TAG questions
The use of “yes” tag questions can be used to build rapport. A yes tag question is one where the other person / people will either say yes verbally or yes in their mind to the question you ask.For example – it is a nice day today isn’t it? It was a busy day yesterday [...]
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Posted on September 30, 2006 • No comments so far
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