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THE
EXECUTIVE ATHLETE
Richard F. Gerson, Ph.D., CPT, CMC
Published: November 2007
We all want to be winners at what we do. We want to
perform at the top of our game. As a sport psychologist
and performance coach, I emphasize with my clients the
importance of mentally training and preparing for every
event or activity in the same way you would prepare
physically. In my forthcoming book, I talk about the
similarities between business people and athletes and
how sport psychology and the mental training techniques
that athletes use will help business people become top
performers.
The Secret of Becoming A Leader
Learn the special strategy
that leaders use to become exceptional, plus the three
key areas where you show your character to others
By Brian Tracy
Published: November 2007
Leaders are made, not born.
They create and develop themselves by becoming men and
women of fine character and integrity.
Are your business meetings efficient and effective?
by Rosemary DiDio Brehm
Published: October 2007
by
Richard F. Gerson, Ph.D., CPT, CMC
Published: September 2007
We all know what ESP stands
for: Extra Sensory Perception. It is the ability to read
minds or even predict the future. Yet, most of us do not
possess anything close to that type of ability. So, we
created another meaning for ESP, one that will help you
succeed in whatever business you are in, help your
employees elevate their performances, and make customers
love you. ESP, as we define it, refers to three types of
intelligences: Emotional, Social and Practical.
Over the past few months I
have acquired some new clients. Based on my surveys of
their networks, and from my initial meetings with them,
they were under the assumption that they had a good
setup when, in fact, their setups were mediocre at best.
So I have compiled a list of questions that a business
owner should either take into consideration when
bringing on an IT consultant or ask his current IT
consultant. |
