Michael Neill – Getting Good at Getting Good

Description of Getting Good at Getting Good

Based on over 70 years of combined experience working with individuals and groups, Michael Neill and Dr. George Pransky share some “timeless takes” on how to be at your best more of the time and make your best better!

In this 22 session self-study program, you’ll get the chance to “eavesdrop” on two masters of the field as they explore what’s behind great performance and what all too often gets in the way. Whether you’re looking to up your game in business, sport, coaching, teaching, or the creative arts, this deeply reflective and surprisingly entertaining program will jumpstart your inspiration, take away the stress and pressure we so often associate with high performance, and fill you up with hope for whatever the future may hold.

This self-study program covers three major themes – The Keys to High Performance, Learning How to Learn, and Becoming Unstoppable.

PROGRAM CONTENT

Getting Started

• The Keys to High Performance: Making Your Best Better
• The Keys to High Performance: The Simple Cure for Self-Consciousness
• The Keys to High Performance: Know Your Enemy
• The Keys to High Performance: The Good News about Pressure
• The Keys to High Performance: Rising to the Occasion
• The Keys to High Performance: Strategies for Getting Better
• Learning How to Learn: Getting Good at Getting Good
• Learning How to Learn: On Shortcuts and Hacks
• Learning How to Learn: Bringing Your “B” Game
• Learning How to Learn: Letting Go of the Past
• Learning How to Learn: The Point of Preparation
• Learning How to Learn: Riding the Learning Curve
• Becoming Unstoppable: Finding the Humility Gap
• Becoming Unstoppable: Natural Resilience
• Becoming Unstoppable: Keeping Your Head in the Game
• Becoming Unstoppable: Finding Flow
• Becoming Unstoppable: Being Discouragement Proof
• Becoming Unstoppable: The Spiritual Power of Hope
• Becoming Unstoppable: Ambition and Ability
• Becoming Unstoppable: Beyond Positivity
• Becoming Unstoppable: Turning Your Back on Time
• Some Final Thoughts

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