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Red Gold Peak Performance Techniques of the Russian and East German Olympic Victors
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Amazing insights to the performance development methods and philosophy behind the Soviet athletic dominance of the 70s and 80s.
The background is fundamental to understanding the how and why behind training techniques prescribed by today's performance management leaders.
A must read for anyone interested in outperforming their competition and acheiving personal maximum performance.
Spencer Johnson
Spencer Johnson is best known for his series of Valuable Children's Tales, and his 1998 motivational book Who Moved My Cheese?, which entered the New York Times bestseller list. Johnson is the president of Spencer Johnson Partners.
Johnson also wrote Yes or No: The Guide to Better Decisions (1992). He co-authored the One Minute Manager book series with managing writer Ken Blanchard, although each writer has added their own book to the series. His latest book is Peaks and Valleys.
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