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Control Your Time Like a Chess Grand Master
The grand masters of chess aren’t obsessing about their next move and the exact problem it presents. They’re thinking 5, 10 and sometimes 20 moves ahead. They keep their eye
Discipline
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3 Steps to Greater Mental Toughness
Mental toughness has been getting more attention in the media these days, especially with all of the Navy Seals writing books. I read a great statistic recently—83% of coaches say
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Scheduling Your Success for the Year
The game of life has some rules that we all have to play by. The first rule? Time is fixed, finite. Every day has 24 hours, every year has 365
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The Serial Winner Assessment
Becoming a serial winner isn’t easy. Some of the mindset and behaviors might come naturally to you, but most of us stumble, hit walls, get stuck, and feel confused. We
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How to Predict Your Future, Part 2
In part 1 of How to Predict Your Future, I covered the critical idea that if you want to predict whether or not you’ll achieve something, you have to measure
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How to Predict Your Future, Part 1
I know a guy who is a fitness fanatic. He lifts weights every day for more than an hour, does sprints for twenty minutes, is a serious downhill skier and
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Can You Depend on Your “Self”?
The most successful people rely on themselves first. Does that sound lonely or egocentric? It isn’t. You’ve got one life, and it’s all yours. Why would you want to turn
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3 Tactics for Busting Out of a Slump
Winners Avoid Slumps Like the Plague When winners sense a loss of momentum, they immediately spring into action because they know it’s going to lead to a slump, and a
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The MacGyver Principle of Winning
Winners find a way to the top. Bill Orender, one of the greats in my company, once told me how he starts his day. He said, “I get up every
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Andre Agassi: The Come Back
Determination is Essential for Progress In 1998, tennis star Andre Agassi dropped to 140th in the world. Have you ever gotten totally discouraged and off course? Have you ever in