As the mental performance coach for the Canadian Olympic Sailing Team says,
“The mind is the athlete.”
It’s not your skills, it’s your attitude, that gets you to the top.
This is just as true of your executive performance. It’s not your grasp of finance, your brilliance at marketing, or your excellent people skills that make you a great leader. It’s how well you work with your state of mind, all day long, even under pressure.
- How much do you notice your attitude, moment by moment throughout the day?
- How quickly can you adjust your attitude to avoid your habitual pitfalls?
- How well can you create the mental space you need to see clearly, even under pressure?
To become a truly generous leader, you have to start with yourself.
Results:
- Stronger habits of regular personal practice for self-assessment and self-correction in your leadership.
- Increased ability to reconnect with your personal best on the spot, whenever it’s needed.
- Greater clarity and freshness of mind throughout the day.
- Greater skill at managing your “inner condition” as a leader.
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