How To Think, Perform And Win Like A Champion
Two years in the making (the games are only held every odd numbered year), this victory is particularly sweet… Undefeated throughout the competition, I didn’t even give up a single game, this year was my year.
First the celebration, then the explanation how I made it happen…
Australia's #1 Exponential Growth Strategist Millionaire and A-Grade competitive squash player finally reveals:
"58 minutes of giggling fun learning 29 easy-to-understand squash metaphor lessons that will SIMPLIFY complex, intricate and sophisticated strategies that you can deploy to make money in your business TODAY!"
Discover the key thoughts, ideas and patterns super–achievers use to produce Gold–Medal, World Championship Results
Two action–packed presentations from Dr Marc Dussault, a self–made multi–millionaire business and Internet entrepreneur
Congratulations, Marc !
Marc……..
Congratulations……… It was only a matter of time – time spent planning drills and training sessions, time focusing on executing the drills and training sessions, time traveling to precursor comps in preparation and build up to this tournament.
Enjoy the time now having won in convincing fashion – it is deserved.
P.S. Don’t forget all the time playing socially as well – it all added up!
See you on court soon;
Michael
What a fantastic outcome Marc. Congratulations and well deserved. You exemplify the benefits of focus, perseverence and doing it smarter like noone else I know.
Like Jocelyn we at Successful Endeavours appreciate your input into our success. We may not be wining Gold at Squash, but if Electronics Design was a sport then with your help we are now the gold medal champions of Australia for Industrial Electronics.
Can’t wait to hear the rest of the story.
Ray Keefe
Successful Endeavours Pty Ltd
Casey Business of the Year 2010
Industrial Electronics Future Award 2011
Award Winning Electronics Design and Embedded Software Development
Hi Marc,
I too have had a big shift and it has to do with the 1% ers, my sport is indoor & outdoor rowing, I fine tuned what I was doing since 2009 World Masters Games in Sydney, where I paired up with Analese Gerling & won 1 Gold medal in the Mixed B age division (35-43) Double sculls.
This masters games in Adelaide I decided to enter the indoor ergo competition which was run on wed & thursday, from that I gained a silver in the 500 metre event and Gold in the 1,000 & Gold in the 2,000 metre events for age 50-55. I am now 50. Over the next 3 days of competition on the water I rowed in 20 races 3 were heats, the rest were finals. I came home with 13 Gold Medals and 3 Silver. So I found out it is possible to go all out, 3 of my races were won by less than .4 of a second.
Would love to talk to you sometime.
All the best,
Michael
Wow – that’s amazing. If you’re that competitive, you’ll want to get yourself a copy of The Masters Athlete book written by Dr Peter Reaburn of Queensland who is also an elite Masters Athlete.
16 Medals – you and swimmers sure have the advantage to win multiple medals with all those events!
Onward and upward!
Marc