Embrace your innate talents and abilities to become the best version of yourself. Gifted: 8 Steps to Succeeding in Sport, Work, and Life offers eight valuable lessons to guide you onto the life path you deserve.
Embrace your innate talents and abilities to become the best version of yourself. Gifted: 8 Steps to Succeeding in Sport, Work, and Life offers eight valuable lessons to guide you onto the life path you deserve.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert J. Schinke, EdD, is a professor of kinesiology and health sciences at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. He is a distinguished professor in several high-profile international universities and a Canada Research Chair. He serves as senior coeditor for the International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology and editor in chief of the Journal of Sport Psychology in Action. His research has been profiled by leading national and international granting agencies, including the International Olympic Committee’s Advanced Olympic Research Program, and his scientific publications have spanned more than 200 works on the topics of mental health, identity, inclusiveness, life transitions, and context-driven practice. Schinke currently serves as president of the International Society of Sport Psychology (ISSP). He previously served as president of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP), and he is a fellow of various sport and exercise psychology societies. Since 2000, Schinke has worked extensively with world-champion professional athletes as well as athletes at several Olympic Games. His work and ideas have been featured in USA Today, The Globe and Mail, Al Jazeera, HBO, and Showtime, among many other media outlets.
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The Equestrian Lesson One: Gifts Lesson Two: Forces Lesson Three: Contortions The Social Scientist Lesson Four: Glimpses Lesson Five: Endurance The Mental Performance Consultant Lesson Six: Transcendence Lesson Seven: Symmetry The Educator-Mentor Lesson Eight: Regifting