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Craig Eby Craig Eby

How to Show up for Yourself and Create Self Discipline

What you’ll learn

  • How self-betrayal affects our inner credibility to keep promises to ourselves and develop disciplined habits that serve us

  • Why showing up for yourself matters and how keeping self promises slowly changes our inner beliefs and improves your life

  • What practical steps can you take to start building small daily promises

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Priyanka Dhanie Priyanka Dhanie

How to use Optimism to Enhance Performance

What you’ll learn:

  • The connection between optimism and physical wellbeing

  • Change your unhelpful thoughts to a more productive mindset in challenging times

  • Ignoring the challenge does not make it go away, but rather, knowing how to deal with it in a healthy way

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Zoran Stojkovic Zoran Stojkovic

How to Develop a Powerful Team Vision

What you’ll learn:

  • Why having a vision is important when leading your team

  • Two frameworks that will help you realize your vision

  • How to create a mission statement and a vision statement

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Zoran Stojkovic Zoran Stojkovic

Creating Team Cohesion

What you’ll learn

  • The definition of team cohesion

  • How teamwork affects cohesion

  • Strategies to implement

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Zoran Stojkovic Zoran Stojkovic

How to Maximize Skill Learning

What you’ll learn

  • Simple brain science behind learning

  • What an “expert state” looks like

  • How to achieve an expert state when learning a new skill to learn faster

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Zoran Stojkovic Zoran Stojkovic

How to Stay Motivated in Quarantine

What you’ll learn

  • How to stay motivated in isolation with the 5 minute motivation reset

  • Motivation comes from action

  • How knowing why you do something keeps your motivated

  • How to use our self-improvement system of kickstart, action plan and doing it and you will make it happen

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Lena Kessler Lena Kessler

How to Master your Pre-fight Nerves and Battle like a Champ

In some gyms, and on social media, experiencing nerves or self-doubt means you can’t fight or shouldn’t fight; it’s seen as a weakness that an athlete shouldn’t have.

Nerves, fear, worry, anxiety and self-doubt are part of our survival mechanism. Our mind wants to keep us safe and that means staying in your comfort zone.

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