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Demystifying Performance | Adam Ashe | Live Webinar

1 h 19 min · 11 de jul de 2017
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There is no correlation between wanting to win and winning. Having a positive mindset as an influencing variable is a fallacy. And one that sets us up for self-judgement if we find ourselves in anything other than a clear state of mind before a big game, talk, meeting or any kind of performance. Listen to professional rugby player, Adam Ashe, share a very simple understanding of where state of mind, feelings, attitude and mood comes from 100% of the time; and why, when we insightfully see this fact, we are no longer concerned with how we feel because we see that in every moment we have the capacity for optimal performance.

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