Thinking Like CRAP

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Jan,2015

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Clarity – Relevance – Accuracy – Precision     Thinking like CRAP – the 4-step filtering process to run every thought through when making any and all decisions. Clarity – To get crystal clear on the exact issue at hand,…

Hall of Fame Mindset & the Science of Visualization

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Jan,2015

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Mindset &Visualization: Keys to Greatness CLICK HERE TO LISTEN  Qualk (from WCCP 105.5 FM) and I, discuss the mindset that separates the Hall-of-Famer from the rest of the pack, including breaking down the 4 -tracks of thinking: 1) Auto-pilot: Disengaged, life…

Mental Command and Control

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Dec,2014

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Mental Chain of Command Catch the latest weekly Mental Toughness segment on WCCP’s 105.5 FM The Roar’s “Out of Bounds” with Qualk and Dutch. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Qualk, Dutch and I, discuss command and control of our thoughts, feelings, and attitudes…

Mental Toughness on Out of Bounds

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Nov,2014

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CLICK Here to Listen to the latest Mental Toughness segment on WCCP The ROAR with Qualk and Dutch – Out of Bounds Nov 12, 2014   This week we discussed the mindset needed for FSU to overcome the continued drop in…

Your Attitude is Yours and Yours Alone

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Jul,2014

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“If I were immersed in constant melancholy, I would not be who I am.” Elie Wiesel Back in 2001, I was assigned to provide personal security for Auschwitz survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Elie Wiesel. It was during the…

Shoulder to Shoulder

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Jul,2014

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When I was a street cop, the way the good officers judged whether another officer was a good partner, was not based on the other officer’s personality, gender, race, looks, cologne, or any criteria other than, will this officer backing…

Mirror, Mirror…

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Jul,2014

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Don’t Mistake Bringing Clarity For Being Confrontational As a Critical Thinking and Mental Toughness Consultant, I have been accused of being confrontational, nothing could be farther from being accurate. Often, bringing clarity, by offering a path to objective reality, is…

It’s All Relative, Sweetheart!

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Jun,2014

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“There’s always a bigger fish.” – Qui-Gon Jinn The first time I remember becoming aware that what I thought was “big”, was relative, I was in Honduras. It was early 1990 and I was deployed on a counter-terrorist op. As…