Rudi Kennard - Perception; A Construction not an Instruction
Release Date: 12/24/2017
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Do you feel caught up by past events in your business and feel they are effecting you to this day? Maybe it's time to release the shackles of the past.
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Find yourself ruminating on situations that haven't happened yet? Do you spend time in stress and worry about what you're expecting to happen? Is this helpful? What can you do differently?
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Joe Bailey, licensed psychologist, trainer of therapists, and author of six books, talks with Denise Holland about the impact on people's lives through his work and now his latest book, Thriving in the Eye of the Hurricanes - Unlocking Resilience in Turbulent Times. Joe is an expert in transforming people's lives, especially in addiction, trauma and abuse, and sports and business. He is a Consultant to organizations to create a sustainable workforce with mentally healthy, happy and resilient teams.
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Wanting and waiting for things to get back to normal might sound like a useful strategy, but how helpful is this experience, and is it holding you back from creating something amazing in your life or business?
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What is confidence in any endeavour and why does it appear to be such a critical factor in sports performance?
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What do you usually do when you feel uncomfortable?
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So what accounts for the so-called genius in people, and does everyone have it? Why are some people of brilliant at certain things while others can only dream of acquiring the same skills, ability or art. Is it that we (humans) are destined to find our purpose and genius, whatever it is? If so, where do we look? Nick Bottini is a multi-instrumentalist, consultant and performance coach. Nick and Denise explore all levels of human performance from beginners through to what looks like being super-human.
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A full-length feature show, with Andy Winter, Denise Holland and contributions from special guests Barbara Jorden, and Declan Stout. A conversation which demystifies the so-called, 'Performance Zone' state that a performer experiences when there appears to be no separation between themselves and the energy and intelligence behind all human endeavour.
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So what is this new understanding that has elite athletes head in an entirely new direction of, performing from a place of enjoyment, love, and exploration, rather than the chasing and deliberate endeavour of needing to believe in yourself, setting goals, and being confident? Andy Winter and Denise look to the source and nature of all human activity and "the excitement of knowing that at any moment and that at all moments the wisdom of life is flowing through me and expressing itself, that is unavoidable".
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We wouldn't dream to control the shape of the waves, so how is it we think we can dictate human performances which is another act of nature? What's possible for athletes when they get to that place of openly expressing rather than needing to control, or exploring instead of achieving? What if, sportspeople could see what's behind what they see in people?
info_outlineRudi and Denise talk about a behavioural performance model; that dealing and working on poor behaviours, with consequences, and discipline procedures are missing the point, i.e. it is too late by then as all responses are an effect of a person’s state of mind in the moment and not the cause of the problem.
Whatever people think, it is going to look real and true to them; however, with a glimpse of how the mind works to create our separate realities, you can take a step back and see that thought is a construction, not an instruction. We gain a deeper respect for diversity; wisdom shows us we no longer need to be right.
How does an understanding of the inside out nature of life change the use of the Performance Analysis? Are sportspeople mistakenly comparing and over-thinking today about yesterday’s performances? Is this preventing a stronger download signal of fresh, innovation in the moment?