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By Jonathan Cawte 02 Nov, 2017
To win any game you must control momentum. You must establish and maintain a competitive advantage over your competition. When the most successful executives find their competitive advantage it becomes the motivation to push harder and harder still. The scent of success enhances their competitive instinct and allows them to ignore the warnings signs — their body can’t keep up with their will to win.
By Jonathan Cawte 30 Oct, 2017
If a gorilla walked into the room would you see it? Maybe. Two Nobel prize-winning psychologists will say you have a 50% chance of missing it. The Invisible Gorilla is an experiment that shows how you can miss what’s in the food you eat and the declining health of the people you love.
By Jonathan Cawte 30 Oct, 2017
The connection between mental arousal and work performance is not discussed as frequently as it should. Only the most basic of jobs benefit from the blistering speed of caffeine-fueled drive forward. The performance of any difficult task is impaired when arousal is too high. Yet, the consequences aren’t limited to just work performance, they can destroy lives.
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