How to become a very high performer – with Tony Stubblebine (Part 1)

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Tony Stubblebine is a very impressive guy. His company, Coach.me (formerly Lift) has been backed by Tony Robbins, Tim Ferriss, both co-founders of Twitter, and has hundreds of thousands of members.

We had such a great conversation that covered so much ground that I ended up breaking our talk up into 2 parts.

In Part 1 we go over:

– What the #1 biggest factor is when trying to reach goals

– What Tony says is the key to stress management

– How “priority framing” helps you get a lot more done every day

– The importance of meditation as a performance practice (not necessarily for spirituality, but for business)

– How to cope with a lack of motivation

…and a bit more about how Tony’s been able to grow his business into the successful company it is today.

As always, please me know what you thought about this episode by pinging me on Twitter.com/RachelRofe or Facebook.com/RachelRofe. :)

Links and Resources Mentioned:

Coach.me – Tony’s company, helping people achieve their goals

Apply to be a coach – How to become a Coach.me coach

Serial – a podcast from the creators of This American Life 

Call Your Girlfriend – a podcast for and about long-distance best friends

Calm.com – a guided meditation company for which Tony is an advisor

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Want to become a high performer? This guy gives GREAT tips!

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