Peak Performance

At AusInternational Consultancy Management Group, we use the Peak Performance program in coordination with Tony Robbin’s Peak Performance initiatives to develop team-based working, increase productivity, organisational development. Improve personal and professional efficiencies by solving moral problems, improving communication and solving any other problems that may prevent individuals or companies from reaching their full potential.

Learning how to reach peak performance requires harnessing your physical, mental and emotional resources. Building practical strategies into your day-to-day life lets you develop the mental muscle you need to outperform even yourself.

SOME AREAS THAT WILL ASSIST YOU TO ACHIEVE PEAK PERFORMANCE ARE:

Flexibility
Service your values, not your ego
Accept failure as a route to success
Keep learning and growing
Trust in the training effect
Identify the problem
Focus on your strengths
Leverage your assets
Focus on your strengths
Practice visualisation
Practice staying true to yourself
Practice recovery

AS TONY ROBBINS EXPLAINS IT IN HIS BOOK,
"AWAKEN THE GIANT WITHIN":

“It’s not the events that shape my life that determine how I feel and act, but rather, it’s the way I interpret and evaluate my life experiences.”

“All your emotions are nothing but biochemical storms in your brain, and you are in control of them at any moment in time. You can feel ecstasy right now, or you can feel pain or depression or overwhelmed – it’s all up to you.”

“You don’t need any special reason to feel good – you can just decide to feel good right now, simply because you’re alive, simply because you want to.”

What you choose to think about doesn’t directly affect the results you can achieve. But what you think about affects how you feel and how you feel affects how you perform. Feeling confident, motivated, and optimistic can help you perform at your best.

Fortunately, you don’t have to only think about your current status in life in order to achieve a productive state of mind. You can choose to think about what empowers you and use persuasive strategies to make sure these thoughts have a meaningful impact on your thinking.

It’s easy to believe that we make all of our decisions based on sound facts and reasoning. It’s harder to admit that we, at times, think irrationally. However, we’re all susceptible to cognitive biases that result from the way our brains have evolved. But while this may seem like a disadvantage, it can actually be an advantage. By influencing our interpretation of reality, we can improve our ability to perform in challenging situations, such as at work, while public speaking, or in team sports.