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Divorce at the start of the year. A great white shark attack, live on television, in the middle of it. The death of his eldest brother at th...
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Divorce at the start of the year. A great white shark attack, live on television, in the middle of it. The death of his eldest brother at th...

Olympic gold medallist, Michael Klim , explains why the mentality that won him 17 years of world records nearly destroyed his life after ret...

Creatine has spent decades filed under gym supplements, something for building muscle and nothing else. Dr Tom Buckley says that filing is o...

Most productivity systems quietly punish you for a bad week. Andrew May's Better Week framework budgets for them. The target is 25 to 30 gen...

Years of touring teach cricketers to be very comfortable in their own company. Coffee when you want it, lunch when you want it, a day built...

Most people who benefit from the status quo work hard to keep it. Michael Bungay Stanier, Rhodes Scholar and bestselling author of The Coach...

A professor at Harvard and MIT wrecked his knee and stopped running the 7.5 miles he ran every night of his adult life. 5 months later he co...

Most nutrition advice focuses on what you eat. Dr Amantha Imber, an organisational psychologist and author of The Health Habit, became more...

You have rehearsed it in the shower. You have written the message and deleted it. And every time the moment arrives, you find a reason it ca...

A young player once told Gilbert Enoka that his advice was rubbish. On the field, when a referee makes a call he disagrees with, he wants to...

Elite athletes and Special Forces do not eat like you do....and the reason you fade in the afternoon is usually something you did that morni...

There is a gap between what you are capable of and what you are actually doing. Craig Harper has spent 40 years studying it. His view: the g...

Some people get sharper when the pressure lands. The meeting turns hostile, the plan collapses, the number comes in wrong, and they are stil...

A suicide bomber walked into a crowded local event in rural Afghanistan, and Harry Moffitt's small medical team spent the day treating the d...

You're probably treating recovery as the reward for hard work, when elite sport treats it as part of the work. Andrew May has spent more tha...

Most goal-setting advice starts with your why, the deep, soul-searching question everyone knows they're meant to answer but rarely do. Keith...

What do you do when the version of yourself that's winning is also the version that's breaking? You know the feeling, hitting every number,...

Rose Herceg, President of WPP Australia and New Zealand, has a specific image she uses to stop a hard day turning into something bigger, som...

When did you last actually let yourself feel hungry? Not the "due for a snack" kind. Properly, deliberately hungry, on purpose. If you can't...

Most leaders try to restore a struggling performer's confidence with a pep talk. It almost never works. When Jason McCartney had written him...