Overview

It has been written for executives in business who wish to achieve consistent high level performance under pressure and is underpinned by Graham's published research which shows that high performers do more then merely cope with pressure - they thrive on it! The vital Factor in thriving on pressure and moving to a higher level of performance is the development of mental toughness.

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9781905862023

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'A gift. The definition of mental toughness is a gift. If one accepts, as I do, that the sporting analogy is valuable in business, then understanding mental toughness is critical. The real value of the book is enabling the reader to develop it! Thank you.' Ann Horner, Director, Bourne Leisure 'I found the book extremely valuable and very easy to read. I have been driving turnaround in the business and the book was fantastic in helping me understand how I could help and support my people to better performance and a happier state (I also got lots of good pointers for myself).' Liz Moseley, Business Director, 3M 'I found this book to be both relevant and thought-provoking. What particularly resonates for me is its ability to break down complex and intricate topics such as motivation, which helps the reader to formulate a series of practical steps to turn concepts into executable strategies.' Graham Hodgkin, Managing Director, Deutsche Bank 'This book is the most useful, insightful and complete resource I have come across for those who want to unlock their full potential. It will be really useful in helping people to find ways to solve problems they previously thought insoluble.' Steve Yick, IS Programme Director, Dixons Store Group 'This book has helped me better understand where my own mental toughness as a performer comes from, and has provided a valuable resource for taking the lessons I've learned into the commercial world.' Greg Searle MBE, Olympic Gold Medal rower in 1992 and Portfolio Director at Lane4 'This self-help book offers some sound and valuable advice along with practical techniques which are both challenging and inspiring.' Human Capital

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Professor Graham Jones is one of the world's leading sport psychologists, having published ground-breaking research in the area of elite performance; and having advised and consulted with numerous World Champions, Olympic medal winners and other world-ranked performers from a wide variety of sports. As co-founder of performance consultancy Lane4 Graham's experience of working with business executives spans over ten years and includes working closely with company boards as well as on large scale initiatives around culture change, mergers and global roll-outs of people development programmes. Adrian Moorhouse MBE won an Olympic Gold medal in the 100m Breaststroke at the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988 and was World Number One in his event for 6 consecutive years. Adrian has also been a BBC Swimming Commentator since 1995. Adrian is MD at Lane4 and was a founding member in 1995. He designs and delivers programmes for organisations and is leading the companies' worldwide expansion.

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