Will it Make the Boat Go Faster?: Olympic-winning Strategies for Everyday Success

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Life’s not worth living if it isn’t fun. Can you spend a decade of your life doing things that aren’t entertaining? Of course, you can’t. And you shouldn’t.

Mindset matters: The authors emphasize the importance of having a growth mindset and being open to learning and improvement. They also talk about the importance of having a clear vision and goal and staying focused on it. Here's what one of the prominent reviewers had to say about the book: “I thoroughly recommend this book, it’s fantastic. No matter who you are, what you do and what your goals are, you’ll find a wealth of ideas to help you make your own boat go faster.” — Dame Kelly Holmes Use bullsh*t as emotional fuel—Embrace the negativity of other people, and use it to fuel yourself to prove them wrong! Hunt-Davis was motivated by anger, which drove him on. Those of you who have ever seen me race will know I’m the same—sometimes, I used to print negative comments people had made about me to read pre-race! Building on the huge success of the original, this second edition includes two completely new chapters - on high-performance conversations and performance under pressure - as well as a general update based on the successes people and businesses have reaped from the first edition. Boats and historical events are what make me love reading. Could you please share the sequel books of your series?So, you can learn from him how to win, regardless of whether you’re a lone wolf, or a part of a large corporation, and irrespective of whether you are a staff member or a company manager.

The crazy one is for the objective you can only daydream about. The concrete one is for specifying this objective into measurable quantities. The control layer is for deciding what you can, and what you can’t influence. Finally, the everyday one is for your day-to-day training program. Another important consideration, embedded within this story is the amount of time spent visualizing the future. Moreover, shifting our attention from solely fixating on the end result to the process itself is crucial. Being curious about what works best for us in achieving our goals allows us to fine-tune our approach. Sharpening our attention on specific elements that contribute to success enhances our performance and propels us closer to our desired outcomes.Nowadays, it’s all about winning. Life is a competition and you’re nobody if you don’t win once in a while. Now, who would you rather have educating you how to win: a regular teacher or an Olympic gold medalist?