Why do some people struggle where others succeed? Loren Fogelman, founder of Expert Sports Performance, will reveal breakthrough strategies shared by highly successful individuals. Talented people hold themselves back from reaching their full potential and don’t understand why. With small changes it can all be turned around. The plan is to work smarter, not harder, to achieve your goals.
About Loren Fogelman
Loren Fogelman is author of The Winning Point and founder of Expert Sports Performance, a company devoted to teaching elite athletes how to consistently achieve high performance, maintain focus during competitions and create the confidence to reach their BIG goals.
Having been a psychotherapist since 1985, she knows how to identify core issues — the challenges that are getting in the way of your game – and how to tackle them with a laser-focused approach.
During courses and coaching programs, Loren teaches her clients proven strategies for reaching their goals by working smarter, not harder. Psychology, physiology and productivity strategies when combined create a comprehensive training program, boosting performance.
Loren’s Success Tip
It is always possible to turn a negative into a positive. Any achievement begins with a belief of what is possible and a decision to take action.
Loren’s Favorite Quote
How you do anything is how you do everything.
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Thank you, Loren. You gave us all much to think about as we aim to be more and more purposeful and more and more productive in our businesses and lives.
So glad we met at Experts Academy!
Hugs,
Jory
Jory, you were so easy to talk to. Not only are you a great host, but you make it so much fun.
It has been quite a while since I could listen to an entire show. The part that meant the most to me was about sharing our struggles and vulnerability with others. I really agree that what we do NOT share with others is often those things we usually hide (out of fear or embarrassment) because how we have had to struggle to get where we are. Often this is what others most need to know about us, especially if they view us as successful and themselves as failures. Also loved the closing comment that we need to follow our inspiration as “it is our head that keeps us small” . Great show..
Thank you, Richard! I’ve missed you and your insightful comments! Loren is magnificent. I’ll make sure she sees what you wrote.
Welcome back!
Jory
Richard, thanks for sharing your “take-aways.” The feedback is really helpful. Sharing your story of struggle is the fastest way to create rapport. It is also one way to begin positioning yourself as an expert in your field.
Warmly,
Loren