Seven steps to developing the mental toughness that builds a great team
What a humbling experience to give a motivational talk to a professional outfit like the Pam Golding organization. We discussed how to release the potential for breaking through our mental ceiling.
We addressed:
- Concentration: passion, conditional optimism and preparation
- Composure: being in the zone, not being mind captured nor mind fogged
- Controlled aggression: expressing energy, drawing on will power and combativeness
- Confidence: expressing self belief, supreme confidence and embracing multiple perspectives
- Calculated risks: being curious, courageous and innovative
- Competence: going beyond surface learning, developing intellectual agility and unlearning
- Commitment: having integrity, overcoming disruptions, knowing when to grit
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