Are you looking for ways to unlock your inner potential?
Are there people in your vicinity who you really envy?
Are you looking for knowledge on how to be the best version of yourself?
A HIGH-PERFORMANCE PERSON is a person who goes ahead and does what the situation requires without wasting time, without lingering in uncertainty.
The word performance here is not to be understood in the idiom "plays the fool": this means playing to amuse oneself, and is, as it happens, another definition of the word fool.
It's important to understand that a High-Performer always takes what he is given and always gives his very best. That is, his best, insofar as he knows what that is.
And this, too, brings to mind the meaning of the word player in the sport known as playing-following-action.
A High-Performer knows that there is always an unknown factor, and that what is called the unknown factor is just a matter of, again, PLAYING FOLLOWING ACTION. He knows that to do anything less is not, the word performance here is not, the word way.
A High-Performer does not go back and do over and waste time. He knows it is best to go ahead and DO IT, trusting to the mysterious wiles of chance and luck.
In this business, playing is a very serious thing. You must always be ready to take on a new challenge and move on, to change gears as soon as you see a curve that you can't handle. As you get older, you will find yourself showing your age more often, striving for some sort of consistency of style and performance, for the moment when a routine makes up for an old pair of shoes. This is an incorrect assumption. There never is a "right" time to move on to something better.
A HIGH-PERFORMER KNOWS that getting older does not mean riding around in a rocking chair. You may be old and doing the same set of things, but you are always moving and always striving to change. You cannot be satisfied doing one thing. You cannot feel secure in doing one thing. You must strive to know better, not to DO better.
This Book Covers:
- What is a High-Performance Person?
- Rules for a High-Performance Person
- Principles of the High-Performance Person
- The Laws of Performance
- The Laws of Planning
- The Law of Results
- The Law of Expectations
- Practicing the Art and Science of Goal Setting.
- How to Defeat Procrastination and Disappointment
- How to Increase Your Persuasiveness
- Why You Should Learn the Principles and Rules of a High-Performance Person; How To Learn the Art and Science of Goal Setting.
- Proper living is the key to high performance
- How to Get Motivated
Is it possible to gain knowledge on the various ways to better your skills, competences and work on your short-comings?
The answer to this question is yes.
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Steve Meyer is an author, psychologist and speed reading expert who has a passion for self-development and productivity. With over 15 years of experience in the field of psychology, Steve has discovered a wealth of valuable strategies for boosting creativity, learning faster, and optimizing our brain for maximum productivity. He hopes to share his findings with readers, inspiring everybody to tap into their true potential and master their minds with proven psychological tricks. In his free time, Steve enjoys watching movies, playing music, and testing out productivity hacks. He currently resides in New York State with his wife and their two kids.
