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1000/1 But Thinking Like A Winner

“This just shows what can be achieved if
you work hard, follow plans and be courageous.”
– Eddie Jones, Head Coach of The Japanese National Rugby Team

If you’re a fan of rugby, you know what’s coming.

Are You Thinking Like A G.A.B?

The Rugby World Cup begins this Friday
and the usual build up of articles is already upon us
(in Ireland and the UK anyway…)

A story about New Zealand’s Richie McCaw caught my eye
that is worth sharing.

Competition Results

Many thanks to all who entered the recent competition.

The overall winners are Sarah Walsh and Amy Vaughan who both
win a free coaching session valued at over €500.

Winners of inspiring and educational audios are:

John Dawson, Faraz Irfan, Emer Meighan, Sarah Bryan, Colin Hickey, David Keegan

Yasser Hameed

Des Regan

Deirdre Shanagher

Kathleen Mulvin-Brady

Kathryn Mason

Phelim Pekaar

Eavan English

Dervila Corver

Happiness & Business

“The primary cause of unhappiness is never the situation
but your thoughts about it.”
– Eckhart Tolle (Author of The Power Of Now and A New Earth)

Increasingly in my role in helping people achieve more in the
professional and personal lives, the role of the mind and how
you use it is really THE thing.

Previously in business, if you started talking about this area
you’d see the eyes glaze over…

But that has changed dramatically in my work over the
past few years – The area of the mind and the impact it
has on your state is the foundational area not only
to achievement but in particular to happiness.
Your state of mind impacts on your productivity, communication,

clarity, problem-solving ability and energy…to name a few.

Everyone wants more happiness but there’s a lot of
confusion around what causes it.

The above quote is worth meditating on for a week, because most
people think their happiness is all about a situation.

Irish Boxing Story Can Inspire Anyone

“If Plan A doesn’t work, the alphabet has 25 more letters!” – Clare Cook, Author
If you’re into radically improving your business there’s a fantastic article
available today from the economist David McWilliams.

In it he references the decision by Billy Walsh to leave the Irish Boxing team.

Billy is the man responsible for the transformation of the Irish Boxing team into one
of the most successful sports team in the world.

Whether you’re into boxing doesn’t really matter – it’s the story behind
an amazing transformation that will be of interest to anyone.

Over the past 10 years, this team from a small country have won a huge amount of
medals across major competitions – 57 gold medals, 49 silver medals and
96 bronze medals.