Harriet Beveridge

Will It Make The Boat Go Faster? (eBook, ePUB)

Olympic-winning strategies for everyday success

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This motivational and autobiographical book tells the story of an ordinary person in an ordinary team who achieved something pretty extraordinary. Ben Hunt-Davis won Olympic Gold at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 as part of the Men's Rowing Eight. He and Executive CoachHarriet Beveridge have teamed up to show you how to use similar strategies to improve your own life. The pair have been road-testing these methods for 10 years, with clients from all walks of life; managers, leaders, call centre staff, sales reps, athletes and shop assistants; whatever your challenges, whatever your goals, there are ideas that will help everyone. Will It MakeThe Boat Go Faster? is divided into 11 chapters, each of which is split into 2 halves.Firstly, Ben provides a narrative, recounting an episode from the eight's journey to Gold, and shows the team using the methods in action.Then comes the analysis, explaining why and how the crew did what they did. Simple and chatty, the book is a warts-and-all authentic account of a journey to success that will show you how you can succeed in whatever you want to do. It is aimed at readers interested in personal development and managers wanting to achieve corporate goals. It will appeal to sports enthusiasts, practitioners and coaches who will find the Olympic story compelling and learn plenty of techniques for improving their own game strategies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Troubador Publishing Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 256
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781848767157
• Artikelnr.: 38358776

Autorenporträt

Ben Hunt-Davis spent 10 years chasing the Olympic dream. He came 6th in Barcelona and 8th in Atlanta. Since winning Gold at the Sydney Olympics Ben has run a successful corporate coaching company, helping FTSE 100 companies make their 'boats go faster'. Ben is now 2012 Programme Director for the British Olympic Association.