In the movie Rush there’s a scene where Formula 1 driver James Hunt is down on his garage floor.
Laying there like in his Formula 1 machine eyes closed, gripping the imaginary steering wheel, pumping his feet like pedals, with the sound of racing roaring in the background.
Here you witness his intense focus and hardcore psychological preparation required to master extreme human performance.
You see beneath his playful persona Hunt had a deep mastery of the mind and was unleashing all his potential to win.
How about you?
Top performing?
How much of your potential are you unleashing?
Out of 10 how much would you say you’re driving your top performing and winning?
Would you say it’s something you’re focused on every now and then say for big meetings or is top performing part of your daily routine?
I’m curious too if you would like to share, what does this even mean for you? When you think about your own performance, how do you measure it and what does it mean to unleash your full potential?
Because so few people even think about these things.


You hear this question plenty and different opinions on it.
Gratitude is an important practice, right?
I wondered what we might wake up to on this April Fool’s Day.

“You’re in a reality bubble,” she said.

