Competition is fun and exciting. In 1987, Dr. Murphy became the first full-time sport psychologist at the United States Olympic Committee's Training Center in Colorado Springs. Since then, he has worked every day with America's best athletes. For several years, we have been working with clients from businesses large and small, teaching them the skills of success which I use with Olympic athletes. Our clients tell us that the skills we teach help them achieve their best under pressure, allow them to stay focused during difficult tasks, and enable them to enjoy even the most challenging assignments.
Athletes know all about the pressures of competition.
Their careersare determined by how well they do against others. In this demanding environment they have developed the competitive skills necessary to survive and excel. These skills can be used by anyone who works in a competitive environment. Being able to do your best when the pressure's on is as important for entrepreneurs, business people, salespeople, and professionals as it is for athletes. Developing the skills to reach your Achievement Zone in competitive situations is the key to successfully handling pressure.