Competition and pressure should not undermine talent or performance.
But they do.

When the stakes heat up, despite potential, effective strategies and preparation, you don't always deliver the way you know you're capable of.


→ Distractability is high.
→ Perspective is biased.
→ Perfection and control delay output.

→ Dwelling on mistakes leads to missed opportunities.
→ Emotions, if not managed, can compromise clarity, focus, and impact.

 

The Reason?
​There's a mismatch between default thinking and behavior patterns and the various demands of the situation - whether it's focus, composure, influence, decision-making...

Without the ability to pivot and access these skills, at the required level — talent, strategies and experience become irrelevant.

This ability is what separates the most elite performers from the rest - they're confident in their game plan and their ability to manage their mental performance, so regardless of circumstance, they will rise above the challenge and do what is necessary to excel.

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That's where I come in...