Jeffrey Lipsius

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Jeffrey Lipsius

@JeffreyLipsius

Director of The Inner Game School of Sales Leadership™️ with #TimGallwey, Award Winning Author, Sales Trainer, Certified Inner Game Coach.

Pacific Palisades, Calif.-USA Katılım Kasım 2011
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The Responsive Edge
The Responsive Edge@RussThoman·
As buyers realize the salesperson is on their team, the all-too-familiar resistance to being pressured evaporates. ~ Selling to the Point @JeffreyLipsius #sales #mindset
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Random House Group
Random House Group@randomhouse·
THE INNER GAME OF TENNIS by W. Timothy Gallwey is now in a 50th anniversary edition with an updated epilogue, a foreword by Bill Gates, and an updated preface from NFL coach Pete Carroll. 📖🎾 Learn more here: bit.ly/4b6vQTd
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charlottegrysolle
charlottegrysolle@chargrysolle·
There's an Inner Game happening in all of us all the time—played against obstacles like lapses in concentration, nervousness, self-doubt and self-condemnation. The players of this game? • Self 1: the conscious, judgmental mind; the “teller” • Self 2: the unconscious mind and nervous system; the “doer” Self 1 is always calculating, judging, worrying, fearing, hoping, trying, regretting, controlling, jittering or distracting. Sounds exaggerated? Just observe your thoughts for a while. It probably won’t take more than 10-15 seconds before a thought pops up that can be classified under one of the above buckets. It’s not always “negative” per se but there’s always some kind of instructing or planning going on. This constant stream of thoughts deprives Self 2 of its innate ability to perform well. To improve at the Inner Game, we need to learn how to create a balance between Self 1 and Self 2. Here are some ideas to experiment with from the incredible book The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallwey (more details in the newsletter, link in bio if you're interested):
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Jim O'Shaughnessy
Jim O'Shaughnessy@jposhaughnessy·
Two thoughts from W. Timothy Gallwey “Fighting the mind does not work. What works best is learning to focus it.” “Forget should’s and experience is.”
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Brandon Beylo
Brandon Beylo@marketplunger1·
The Inner Game of Tennis is the best book I’ve read all year. Has nothing to do with investing. But also everything to do with investing.
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