Dr.
Marie Cheour
Neuroscientist,
psychologist
PhD University of Helsinki, Post doc from
Northwestern University.
Professor
University of Miami,
University of Turku,
Northwestern
University.
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Success in Human Performance.
Our training programs use a combination of behavior modification and cognitive techniques. This techniques have successfully been proven to work very effectively. Participants in our programs learn to stimulate their desire to start with determination, to develop the will to achieve, and to control the consequences of their actions
Sensei
Guillermo Ramon
Karate
instructor, SKIF
Behavior analyst,
FIU
Industrial engineer, OSU
Training
children to achieve their maximum potential.
Creating holistic
developmental programs for individuals with disabilities.
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Learning to succeed in competitive tasks Learning to cooperate Leadership Succeeding when we need help Persuasion Focusing on goals and success Memory improvement Overcoming insecurities Learning strategies Choosing a career path (Junior and senior high school students.) Parenting courses |
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Growing Up to Become Successful
Most of us are born
with the capacity to be much better than we actually become. But
bad teachers, ignorance, adults with their own agendas, and
multiple circumstances turn us in the wrong direction. Mostly, we
learn to doubt our potential, to be afraid of efforts, to select
the perceived easy path, and to avoid long term efforts. In other
words, we are trained to accomplish minimal success and be
average.
One of the biggest myths we learn is that success is
mostly the result of natural skill. But if you think about it,
movie stars, Olympic champions, rock stars, dancers, and rocket
scientists have all one thing in common. They all maintain
incredible sustained efforts. They practice, study, and test their
skills, working many hours, day after day, month after month, year
after year. Yet, the rest of us only see them in the moments in
which they are having public fun, celebrating, partying, or being
admired by the masses. But those are only moments in lives of
sustained efforts.
On the other hand, sustained efforts are not
the cause for any one's success. Any effort in the wrong direction
will lead to something other than success.
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Guillermo
Ramon PERFORMANCE TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT Teaches students to find
the most effective procedures to achieve maximum performance.
Teaches and managers trainers to train others to maximize
their performance. THERAPY BACKGROUND Designs and implements holistic developmental programs EDUCATION: Undergraduate degree in applied math to engineering and in film production Graduate certificate in behavior analysis All but dissertation in developmental psychology Fluent in Spanish KARATE:
Black belt Shotokan Karate PERSONAL: Birth paralysis of right arm. Grew up with physical therapy, until discovering KARATE! Hobbies: artist, musician / composer, art history, hiking, bicycling, and mudding. This web
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