1) Never be outworked. The only person you should be competing against is yourself. The most important question you can ask yourself is “Did I go all out or hold back”. 2) Avoid focusing on statistics. With the influx of technology and today’s social media platforms it is way to easy to get caught up…
“Why is this the best thing that could happen to me?“ This is a question we ask in any moment of adversity. I heard this question first from two of the top mindset performance coaches in the nation, both Z-winning Mindset coaches: Gene Zannetti and Mike Moor. They work this question often into sports psychology,…
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If I had a dollar for every student that said they are a “bad test taker,” I would have a gorgeous mansion overlooking the beach! Many students use the bad test taker line as a crutch which holds them back from achieving their goals. Instead of viewing it as a skill to improve, they see…
There are mountains of research that explain in great deal why mindset training is beneficial. Our program has shown time and time again that training your mindset will help you reach higher levels in school and more success in life. People who are active in training their mindset are often happier, more confident, and are capable…
1. Getting involved in the hype. Constantly checking and comparing G.P.A.’s, class rankings, awards, and cords earned. Reflect on your accomplishments in the summer. Focus only on your progress and making the best of your opportunities in the school year. 2. Associating with negative people and small-time thinkers. These people will only slow you down.…