confidence – Scott Welle: Outperform The Norm

The Bill from Regret.

What motivates you to do the impressive things you've done in your life? Where does that inner drive come from? I know where it comes from for me because I've been

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Achieve Anything.

Yesterday morning I did the opening keynote for a group of medical staff professionals in downtown Denver. The topic was goals: how we think, strategize and execute towards them. Two of

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The Intersection.

On Wednesday night I spoke for a group of competitive youth volleyball teams. Ages were 12-18 and at the end we did Q & A. A senior raised her hand and

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How Outperformers Think.

What motivates and inspires human behavior at the highest level? I'll give you a hint - it's not logical and left-brained. It's emotional and right-brained. This is what I'm talking about anytime

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The ONE Thing You MUST Do to be Your BEST

A couple weeks ago I wrote an article about speaking for a group of Allianz Outperformers in Scottsdale. We, of course, we're talking about peak performance strategies to show up as

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You Got This.

A simple message for your day... Below is one of my favorite photos from a few years ago: running Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim (45-ish miles) through the Grand Canyon. It always makes me think of

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Born? Or Made?

Nature or nurture? Heredity or environment? Born or made? These are questions I've been asked ever since I studied psychology in college. Which one matters more? Yesterday morning I spoke for a group

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An Easier Life? Or a Better Life?

Last night I spoke at the University of Denver for a group of financial executives (FEI Colorado) on peak performance... Afterwards, as often happens, I had a couple people approach me

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I Could Use Your Help Please

I'll get right to it - I could use your help on something please: I'm getting into the weeds on my 10th book and it's going to be on... (drum roll please) Influence. Quite

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Why You Can’t Get Over It

There is no failure. There is only feedback. The only way you can fail at something is to make a mistake and to not learn from it. Otherwise we're all on

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