Tag
peak performance
The ONLY Way Social Comparison Works
Social comparison is fine, but you have to understand what impact this is having on your individual psychology. —Scott Welle
Listen on your favorite podcast platform:
iTunes
Google Play
Spotify
Stitcher
TuneIn
iHeart Radio
Soundcloud
The bestselling book mentioned
Scott
You Lost, Now What?
My girlfriend has a nine-year-old son, Cole, and he’s a very good all-around athlete. Earlier this week, he had a football camp (he plays quarterback), and on his first day
Scott
5 Things Outperformers Are Doing to THRIVE Right Now
Two weeks ago, I asked people in the Outperforming community one simple question:
What are you doing to OUTPERFORM during these unprecedented times?
The video below details their answers:
I hope their insights
Scott
Inputs and Performance Outputs
This week I did a virtual training for a chain of car dealerships across the midwest. The last four speakers before me were PJ Fleck, Tom Izzo, Eric Thomas and
Scott
Where Motivation Actually Starts.
Have you ever noticed that when you've been so focused on something, you start to see it everywhere? I drove my girlfriend crazy because we kept seeing things this weekend,
Scott
How Leaders Inspire Peak Performance
The world needs great leaders NOW more than ever and OUTPERFORM for Leaders: A Guide to Inspiring Peak Performance in an Ever-Changing World (my eighth in the series) aims to
Scott
One BIG Courageous Question
When fear creeps in and courageousness is in doubt, there is ONE BIG question you can ask that will always give you the answer. —Scott Welle
Listen on your favorite podcast
Scott
Connect to a Purpose (OUTPERFORM for Leaders excerpt)
The single greatest motivator on the planet is a powerful purpose. —Scott Welle
Listen on your favorite podcast platform:
iTunes
Google Play
Spotify
Stitcher
TuneIn
iHeart Radio
Soundcloud
This is an exclusive excerpt from my recently published book, OUTPERFORM
Scott
The Best is Yet to Come
Last Saturday, on my 40th birthday, we had a "virtual cheers," where roughly 15-20 people jumped on Zoom and we toasted the start to a new decade. It was actually
Scott