YouTube videos – Your High Performance Brain
In order to add to and give comments to my book “High Performance after Burnout,” the following are the videos I have posted on YouTube so far. To purchase this […]
Category Archives: Dyslexia
“Will The Real Healer Please Stand Up”
Robert Denton’s new book is now available at Amazon.com Kindle eBook and local book shops. About the book: CLICK HERE to read a sample of the books interior: http://amazon.com/…tand/dp/1545480672/ref=sr_1_1 In his […]
BEST INTENTIONS DESTROY BEST PERFORMANCE
Best Intentions Destroy Best Performance Tuesday, 22 September 2015 Have you ever wondered why high performers like Sir Richard Branson, Bill Gates and others, left school as soon as possible or […]
SEEING THE IMPOSSIBLE
SEEING THE IMPOSSIBLE Friday, 18 September 2015 Those involved in advanced thinking already know that to focus on a problem you get stuck in the problem. The smart thinking is […]
High Performance After Burnout
High Performance After Burnout Fix the Stress before the Damage is Done. This new book about not just surviving burnout but also how Robert Denton turned around the devastation of […]
Stop Stress
Stop Stress The Neuro-fault Protection key to managing stress is to stop it before it does its damage. If you read my previous weblog (What Makes Great Movers and Shakers?) […]
What Makes Great Movers and Shakers?
What Makes Great Movers and Shakers? The answer is ambition, but not what might first come to mind. Let me take you back to the moment of your […]
DYSLEXIA is Part of Everyone
DYSLEXIA is Part of Everyone Dyslexia is part of everyone’s life. It is part of your life. If you think you are quite normal or about average you could have […]
The Cost of Performance Thinking.
The Cost of Performance Thinking. I have people come to me who say: “I wanted to contact you months if not years ago but I was frightened you would be […]
Dyslexia and High Performance
Dyslexia and High Performance The majority of the world who have encountered dyslexia in themselves or in others or a child, all too often regard it as a brain imperfection […]
