Summary of Friederike Fabritius & Hans W. Hagemann's The Leading Brain
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 In 1963, astronaut Gordo Cooper was scheduled to be the sixth American to venture into outer space. He was strapped into a chair and prepared to be launched into space. However, he was taking a nap.
#2 Pasteur, the man who discovered bacteria, was a great example of how tenacity and patience are the keys to success. He never left anything to chance, and he was well aware of the secret of his success: his tenacity.
#3 Peak performance is the level of excellence that we commonly refer to as being on top of our game. It is the result of a masterful combination of temperament and mindset.
#4 The sweet spot is the place where the ball responds in the best possible way. We all strive to find our sweet spot of performance, where we're at our most productive and effective. But what is it.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 In 1963, astronaut Gordo Cooper was scheduled to be the sixth American to venture into outer space. He was strapped into a chair and prepared to be launched into space. However, he was taking a nap.
#2 Pasteur, the man who discovered bacteria, was a great example of how tenacity and patience are the keys to success. He never left anything to chance, and he was well aware of the secret of his success: his tenacity.
#3 Peak performance is the level of excellence that we commonly refer to as being on top of our game. It is the result of a masterful combination of temperament and mindset.
#4 The sweet spot is the place where the ball responds in the best possible way. We all strive to find our sweet spot of performance, where we're at our most productive and effective. But what is it.
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