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Do you have trouble with…PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE, FOCUS, CONFIDENCE, MOTIVATION, or OVERCOMING SLUMPS? There’s a solution…

Ed Tseng, a leading authority on peak performance, an award-winning coach, best-selling author and sought-after speaker, has spent his life researching solutions to these challenges. Tseng works in-person and by telephone with individuals and teams in the area of PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE, from athletes and coaches to salespeople and business teams. For a free 10-minute consultation, email ed@edtseng.com or call 609 558 1077 today!

“Ed Tseng will motivate and inspire you to win more at sports, sales or school. He’s one of the country’s top experts in peak performance.” -ROB GILBERT, Ph.D, Professor of Sports Psychology, Montclair State University

Look for “Game. Set. Life.” at the 2010 US Open!

Today’s message is especially dedicated to the great Stephen Sayoc in Orchard Park, NY.

I’m in love with William James, the father of American Psychology. In the early 1900′s James talked about the human mind. I love his quotes and of course, they still apply today. Here are some of my favorites…

The greatest discovery of my generation is that a human being can alter his life by altering his attitudes.

We don’t laugh because we’re happy – we’re happy because we laugh.

Begin to be now what you will be hereafter.

Everybody should do at least two things each day that he hates to do, just for practice.

I will act as if what I do makes a difference.

The worst thing is not what is impossible.
The worst thing is what is possible
but unrealized.

Ed Tseng reports from the streets of New York City and talks about how you can keep your New Year’s Resolutions. http://www.edtseng.com

“I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious.”
-ALBERT EINSTEIN

One of the things I like most about myself is that I am curious. I love learning.

Yesterday morning, I was sitting with my mentor, the great Dr. Rob Gilbert, founder of Success Hotline (973 743 4690), in the Nevada Diner in Bloomfield, NJ.

We were talking, shooting videos, sharing magic tricks, and NOBODY asked what we were doing.

Most people are just not curious. They are in their own little world. They just want things to be “normal.”

The biggest difference I see between good athletes and great athletes is that the great athletes are not just in their sport, they’re into their sport. They’re curious about learning more and going the extra mile.

Curious people are almost always more successful…I wonder why?

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Dr. Rob Gilbert, Professor of Sports Psychology at Montclair State University interviews Ed Tseng, author of “Game. Set. Life.” on mental toughness in sports and life. http://www.edtseng.com

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Ed Tseng answers a question about working out and fat loss from Leanne in Michigan. http://www.edtseng.com