Peak Performance Analysis

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My thoughts of a "peak performer" a self-motivator, an overcomer, despite the obstacles or road blocks the world has thrown at you, you manage to overcome. As a peak performer, you know how to transform your negatives into positive results (Bethel University, 2013). Many times we face the unthinkable, problems or circumstances that we think we will never overcome, the peak performer sees the problem but focuses and on the solution, and with persistence overcomes. In life we all face trials and tribulations, this is all a part of life. The problem is how do we face these challenges, do we lay down and give up, or do we fight to win. The peak performer is a fighter, with positive outcomes. The peak performer never looks back at the what if 's or I can 't, but focuses on the I can and I will. The part that speaks to me most about the peak performers qualities, in short, they are their own best friend, (Bethel University, 2013). This sentence speaks volumes to …show more content…

I have always had the ability to visualize matters in a positive manner, always will possess honesty and integrity at all times, and maintain a positive attitude and motivate others to do well. However, in my assessment, I did notice some areas that require improvement. I have begun to work on and improve my mathematical skills and money management. These areas have always been problems that I have struggled with all my life. This year I have started to work on these areas, I focused on saving and not spending, as well as not buying things that I don 't need, saving for a rainy day. I am a great listener, sometimes this is all a person needs is someone to listen to their problems, so I value this as one of my strengths. This self-assessment helped me to focus on all areas of my life, while I do recognize my areas of strength at also allowed me the ability to focus in on areas that require

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