Our way of thinking and our perspective on opportunities or problems make all the difference in how we approach our daily life and tasks. We have the privilege of choosing how we handle what we think, feel, say, and do. It is our responsibility to actively work on our mindset and actions and make intentional choices that help us grow and move towards our desired future.

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How do I wake up in the morning? What is my first thought? How do I view challenges — as problems or opportunities? Just like with everything else, we need to practice to get good at what we do, and our mindset is no different — it must be continually trained to perform at its best.

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My belief is that we can if we want to. We must find our passion in everyday life and in the profession we have chosen, while also continuously training our brains to think more positively, critically, solution-oriented, and proactively.

My lecture combines research on how the brain works with my own approach to developing people and creating high-performing individuals and teams.