How to stop messing up….

by | November 14, 2018 | Exploring Breakthrough, High-Performance, Mental Toughness, Sports | 0 Comments

I'm a huge sports fan, and especially a big tennis fan. Ever since I was a kid I admired players like Boris Becker and John McEnroe. Then I turned my passion into my profession and became one of the youngest sports agents who represented some of the best tennis...
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I was told I wasn’t good enough: Why I created the High Performance Project

by | October 24, 2018 | Exploring Breakthrough, featured, High-Performance, Mental Toughness, Popular | 0 Comments

The reason I have created the High Performance Project Group starts with my story of when I was a small kid who had learning disabilities. These disabilities included motor motion disorder, delayed speech and poor vision, amongst other things. Nevertheless, I was this...
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Introducing the habit of “Time Out’s”

by | August 19, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

A research in New Zealand tested the ability of self control amongst over one thousand young kids, and then followed them throughout their lives. The result was clear. The better their self control during their childhood years, the better they did in their 30’s in all...
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How Did You Fall Into That Ditch?

by | October 31, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

As humans, we always want something more or better. This is the engine of evolution and progress. Whether we want to find a partner, stay alone, be loved, or be rejected these are all wants or purposes. A purpose is a change we want to achieve, because we think it...
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Day 10: Thinking Time

by | March 28, 2020 | Exploring Breakthrough, High-Performance, Mental Toughness | 0 Comments

All my life, I have lived my dream job: I represented some of the world’s best tennis players. I ran professional tournaments. And Iwas fortunate to travel to most of the major tournaments and watch world class tennis from the best seats. However, with the birth of my...
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Why is it so hard to be happy and successful?

by | November 30, 2018 | High-Performance, Mental Toughness, Popular | 0 Comments

Really I watched A Star Is Born, with Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. I really loved this film! Let me share with you why: It was touching to see how the main character, Jackson Maine was this super successful pop star, famous, rich who had huge audiences and lived the...
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The First Step To Finding Love

by | February 13, 2016 | featured, Personal | 0 Comments

“Loving someone and having them love you back is the most precious thing in the world.” ― Nicholas Sparks, The Rescue Finding true love is critical. This has been confirmed by multiple studies that have shown on that married people live a healthier life physically and...
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Toxic praise?

by | September 10, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

Having just married, I naturally think about how I would raise my kids. I also ask myself whether success for kids is determined by effort or talent. What I didn't think was that something a simple as the manner we praise our kids could have dramatic consequences:...
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How To Trigger The Kind Of Motivation That Will Allow You To Excel In Any High Performance Career

by | November 10, 2016 | Exploring Breakthrough, featured, Sports | 0 Comments

Do you want to become a true high performer, the best at what you do? Then today’s post is for you as we will be exploring what drives world class high performers to achieve extraordinary results. We all know world class athletes, singers and actors enjoy lots of...
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The one step to experiencing unprecedented success!

by | June 9, 2015 | Exploring Breakthrough, Personal, Popular, Sports | 0 Comments

“Our strength grows out of our weaknesses.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson If you could multiply your success in any area of your life, by taking one single step, would that sound like a fair bargain? Well, the good news is YOU CAN! And the single step is pretty straight...
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Why our brain is like an Ice Cube

by | August 11, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

It is a common mistake to assume that gradual change will only engender incremental results. My experience has shown me that what may seem difficult at first, will at some point transform into massive results. This will be a key topic in my upcoming book ( more about...
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Day 6: Enjoy Your Food (without over-eating)

by | March 24, 2020 | Exploring Breakthrough, High-Performance, Mental Toughness | 0 Comments

When I was 11, I watched a movie with my brother where people were eating insects. I screamed: "Wow, that is so disgusting, how can they do that?" Then my brother told me something that changed the way I saw food: He responded: "We humans eat cows, chickens and all...
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How to stop messing up under pressure

by | February 8, 2018 | Exploring Breakthrough, Sports | 0 Comments

I just got back from Australia a few days ago and wanted to share with one huge insight from this trip! Everyone is still talking about the unbelievable Roger Federer, who at the age of 36 looks fresher than ever. He is the perfect role model and demonstrates true...
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Why we do what we do, without knowing it…

by | October 22, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

Why is so much of our thinking (that underpins most of our behavior, determines our choices, our happiness, and our lives) invisible to us, and why are our unconscious desires so often the exact opposite to what we think we visibly want? This is one of the key...
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My Wimbledon Hero

by | July 11, 2015 | Exploring Breakthrough, featured, Personal, Sports | 0 Comments

“They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself”.- Andy Warhol There have been many exciting matches in Wimbledon, but to me, there is only one true fairy tale; It is the story of the 26 year old Swiss player Timea Bacsinszky. For...
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Toxic praise?

by | September 10, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

Having just married, I naturally think about how I would raise my kids. I also ask myself whether success for kids is determined by effort or talent. What I didn't think was that something a simple as the manner we praise our kids could have dramatic consequences:...
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Day 7: Strengthen your most important relationships

by | March 25, 2020 | Exploring Breakthrough, High-Performance, Mental Toughness | 0 Comments

It’s remarkable how creative people get when locked up in their homes! During the last few days, I have received so many hilarious clips on my phone that made me almost die from laughter. From all of them, I hate to admit it, but this is my favorite.Don’t get me...
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Exploring and Designing Breakthrough Models in Higher Education

by | June 25, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

With the release of an updated EDUCAUSE on Campus toolkit, Exploring and Designing Breakthrough Models in Higher Education, Next Generation Learning Challenges (NGLC) completes a trio of publications intended to guide those of you who are interested in making the move...
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How human are you?

by | March 1, 2015 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

As a huge animal lover, I used to get quite upset when people asked me not to treat my puppy like a human being. After all, to me he was like a true friend. However, over time, I started thinking what makes us human, and different from the world of animals, and to...
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How Did You Fall Into That Ditch?

by | October 31, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

As humans, we always want something more or better. This is the engine of evolution and progress. Whether we want to find a partner, stay alone, be loved, or be rejected these are all wants or purposes. A purpose is a change we want to achieve, because we think it...
Read More

Toxic praise?

by | September 10, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

Having just married, I naturally think about how I would raise my kids. I also ask myself whether success for kids is determined by effort or talent. What I didn't think was that something a simple as the manner we praise our kids could have dramatic consequences:...
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Why our brain is like an Ice Cube

by | August 11, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

It is a common mistake to assume that gradual change will only engender incremental results. My experience has shown me that what may seem difficult at first, will at some point transform into massive results. This will be a key topic in my upcoming book ( more about...
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Day 13: Daily Questions

by | March 31, 2020 | Exploring Breakthrough, High-Performance, Mental Toughness | 0 Comments

I used to have a fetish for journals! You know, the ones with lots of questions, habits, and accountability tools. Every time I would find a new journal, I would order it and feel so excited. I was sure that now I would crack the code of productivity. When I would...
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How to go from being an amateur to becoming an unstoppable professional

by | August 2, 2017 | Exploring Breakthrough, Sports | 0 Comments

I just got back from Wimbledon, probably the most known and traditional tennis event in the world. I had lots of meetings, watched some world class tennis and enjoyed to reconnect with the entire tennis industry. However, one thing I love doing during Grand Slam...
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Day 11: Visualizing your future self

by | March 29, 2020 | Exploring Breakthrough, High-Performance, Mental Toughness | 0 Comments

On a cold wet day, on May 6th, 1954, in Oxford, a young runner from a regular working class family, made the impossible possible. Roger Bannister broke the world record by running a mile in under 4 minutes (in 3:59.04  minutes). He wrote history. But that was just the...
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The Connection between Friends and Success. – And Why They Matter?

by | May 5, 2015 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

"If you lie down with dogs, you will get up with fleas." - Proverb If success is what you really want, then ask these questions to yourself: Who are the people you are surrounding yourself with? Are they helping you achieving your life goals? The reason why these...
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Introducing the habit of “Time Out’s”

by | August 19, 2014 | Exploring Breakthrough | 0 Comments

A research in New Zealand tested the ability of self control amongst over one thousand young kids, and then followed them throughout their lives. The result was clear. The better their self control during their childhood years, the better they did in their 30’s in all...
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The Wealthy And The Rich

by | March 30, 2015 | Personal | 0 Comments

I know what’s your first question is. What’s the difference between being wealthy and being rich? Being wealthy and being rich synonymously involves with having a lot of money. But, the main difference between wealthy people and rich people is knowledge. Wealthy...
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The one daily practice that will make you more focused than ever before…

by | June 22, 2018 | High-Performance, Mental Toughness | 0 Comments

In a study published in 2010, which was conducted in Dunedin, New Zealand, researchers followed kids between the ages of four and eight and tested them thoroughly on cognitive control.  The researchers then tracked the participants down when they were in their 30’s...
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How To Recover From Stressful Situations In Just 60 Seconds

by | April 9, 2018 | High-Performance, Mental Toughness, Sports | 0 Comments

“Managing energy, not time, is the key to performance, health and happiness.” -The Power of Full Engagement by Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz I love watching sports, and one thing that really fascinates me is observing the kind of routines world-class tennis players use...
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