Life 1: Dream Lifestyle

DON'T LET THE DREAM DISSOLVE BEFORE YOUR EYES
CLOSE THE GAP BETWEEN EXPECTATIONS AND REALITY

What score out of ten would you give your life physically, mentally, socially, financially and in your career and family life? Are you living your dream lifestyle? If you answered no, close the gap from where you are to where you want to be.

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EXECUTIVE ATHLETE PROGRAMS

These 90-day programs will allow you to transform your health from your biggest liability into your greatest asset.

DO YOU WANT TO PLAY THE GAME OF LIFE LIKE AN ELITE ATHLETE?

See life as a never-ending game on a constantly shifting playing field. Seek achievement and victory in all avenues of life. Excel at work; be a fierce competitor on the field, and be loved and admired at home.
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CREATE A TEAM WITH BOUNDLESS CREATIVITY AND FLARE

Exercise isn't just about training your body, its also about training your mind, preparing you for when life gets hard. Through exercise create a culture to remain fearless, take intellectual risks and find your own path. 
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If you would like to find out more about the Executive Athlete a FREE sample of the book can be downloaded here. It contains several chapters from the book and it will show why Jonathan Cawte has written a book that is destined to change the way thousands of executives around the world think about what they have given up for an executive career.
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