Peak Performance

Reflection is as Powerful as Visualization

Posted on by Naeem Mahmood

When you look back and study your experiences you become more attuned with what you want for the next ones you are creating. Peter Rachleff said, “I study history because I am interested in the future.” Most people don’t take the time to pause and notice the patterns of life and they miss opportunities to become better and live a richer, more fulfilled life. Three great questions to ask yourself after an event or experience. What went great? What did I learn? What can I do better?

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Naeem Mahmood

I am a speaker and performance coach. I train others the to alter the course of their life by developing goal centered day to day patterns, unstoppable belief systems and the mental toughness to achieve unprecedented success in their business and personal life. By learning the art of intentional and purposeful living, clients experience the highest level of fulfilment that comes from evolving into the best version of themselves.