The Most Important List You'll Ever Make

Who we are and what we believe drives us to our accomplishments and creates the life we live. When we work on who we arena the inside, then what do and have, the outside, gets better. If we focus on our outside, or wants, we become needy and wanting and this will hinder our learning, growing and the improvements need to achieve our best life.

Peak performers make who they are more important that what they do, and what they do becomes amazing. Their normal becomes extraordinary!

You can become a peak perfumer who's normal is amazing to everyone else and the best place to start is by making the most important list you'll ever make...Your 'To Be List'! Do it today don't wait! Try to keep it to no more than 7 to 10 character traits. The traits you are going to make key to who you are. The traits you will not compromise. Then, shift your focus to being these things, instead of what you're going to accomplish and use them as the compass pointing you towards constant improvement. You see, peak perfumers aren't worried about their results, they're too busy focusing on becoming the person they've set our to be! The person who'll natural produce excellent results! 

This list is your most important list because it activates the natural law of accomplishment...Be, Do, Have, and starts a process of learning, growing and improving that will result in making you undeniably excellent! You're going to be taking advantage of this natural law to become your best self! Pick your traits, design who you will be and your results will take care of themselves! Read your list daily, focus on one each day and stop worrying about your results, they'll begin to improve until your new normal is extraordinary!

Here are some of the character traits possessed by peak performers. Analyze your strengths and weaknesses, then make your 'To Be List' and shift focus, energy actions to being the person who'll naturally accomplish amazing results. Remember we are human beings, not humans doing. So make your list and start learning, growing and improving the cause of all your results...You!

Self Discipline

Correction or regulation of oneself for the sake of improvement
Self Control

Restraint exercised over one's own impulses, emotions, or desires

Self Confidence

Confidence in oneself and in one's powers and abilities

Forgiving

Allowing room for error or weakness

Open-minded

Receptive to arguments or ideas

Educated

Giving evidence of training or practice

Caring

To be concerned about or to the extent of

Giving

To commit to another as a trust or responsibility and usually for an expressed reason

Humble

Not proud or haughty: not arrogant

Courage

Mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty

Genuine

Actually having the reputed or apparent qualities or character

Cooperative

Marked by a willingness and ability to work with others

Honest

Free from fraud or deception

Integrity
Firm adherence to a code of especially moral or artistic values...Making what you say, and what you do, match

Faithful

Firm in adherence to promises or in observance of duty:

Implies firm determination to adhere to a cause or purpose

Perceptive

Responsive to sensory stimuli

Creative

Marked by the ability or power to

Conviction

A strong persuasion or belief

Alert

Quick to perceive and act

Empathetic

The action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another of either the past or present without having the feelings, thoughts, and experience fully communicated in an objectively explicit manner

Perseverance

To persist in a state, enterprise, or undertaking in spite of counterinfluences, opposition, or discouragement

Hardworking        

Industrious, diligent

Restraint

A control over the expression of one's emotions or thoughts

Competitive

To strive consciously or unconsciously for an objective

Initiative

The action of taking the first step or move

Tolerant

To allow to be or to be done without prohibition, hindrance, or contradiction: to put up with

Enthusiastic

Intense or eager interest; zeal

Responsible

Able to answer for one's conduct and obligations

Flexible

Characterized by a ready capability to adapt to new, different, or changing requirements

Ambition

An ardent desire for rank, fame, or power: desire to achieve a particular end

Passion

Intense emotional excitement, as rage, enthusiasm, lust, etc; the object of any strong desire

 By Mike Moore

Peak Performance...On Demand

When your opportunity to perform presents itself, will you be nervous and falter, or eager, excited and ready to perform to your best? Will you take full advantage of the opportunity? Peak performers are always ready when their opportunity comes. Champions rise to the occasion and their best comes out when it is needed. How does this happen? Are some people just luckier than others?

The answer is simple...I didn't say easy, just simple. Peak performers, champions and those that sustain peak performance and enter the Hall Of Fame in any industry, have no secret formula. They didn't find a short cut to success. It doesn't exist.

They do possess a special ingredient...One that average performers lack. They develop and depend on self-discipline, they know it's what separates average performers from peak performers. Self-discipline...The will to prepare, the ability to do the work to be at their best when their best is needed. You can become a peak performer, a person who finds and stays in the 'zone' but you'll have to do the little things to be prepared.

You have to put in the time and do the work to know that you're ready. Preparing to perform requires your commitment to do the things that most people avoid. Peak performers invest in themselves by doing the things they don't want to do, that produce the results they want. This is the difference between average and excellent, winning and losing or peak performance and 'choking' when your opportunities present themselves. In addition, opportunities come more often to those who are prepared than to those who are waiting for them to happen. So, self-discipline leads to more opportunities and peak performance.

Peak performance requires preparation spiritually, mentally and physically and this requires self-discipline and the understanding that these stay in that order of priority. Preparing to perform, being healthy and whole, demands all three in the proper order. Until you learn this, and practice the self-discipline to prepare, you will not become a peak performer. When you do, you'll reach new heights and set new standards for yourself.

Self-discipline is the first requirement if you are to be prepared. It is the key step to developing your attitudes and skills. It is the driving force to taking action when others become paralyzed or 'choke'. Self-discipline leads to self-control which creates self-confidence and produces the self-realization of your peak performance. It is the human power that allows us to overcome the odds, perform the incredible and accomplish the amazing.

Because peak performers are prepared to perform they have an unwavering belief they were meant for the key moments in their lives. They have the confidence and faith to take the risk to fail because they know they can perform. In fact, they believe it's their purpose and their mission to be their best when their best is needed. This makes them eager, excited and ready when their time comes. They enter their peak performance zone easily and execute what they believe they were meant to do. They perform to their peak on demand!

Develop your self-discipline, prepare yourself spiritually, mentally and physically and become a peak performer!

Tips & Traits Of Top Performers

There are no secrets to success. Learning, modeling and preparing yourself with the time tested traits, attitudes, skills and actions used by top performers is the best way to achieve your best results in your work and life!