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To improve the process, Brailsford began by looking into small and overlooked areas which can cause impact in performance. He began by -
After incorporating these small changes and several others, soon in 2008 just after 5 years, britain dominated in the 2008 olympics.
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The principle came from the idea that if we can broke down everything that we do and just improve 1% in every area, then we can observe significant improvement in the overall process altogether. This divide and conquer approach helps in breaking the problem and affectively analyse each important ...
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James Clear, the author of book Atomic Habits explained the suprising power of atomic habits by giving the example of Dave Brailsford who was hired as performance director to end the 100 year long mediocre performance of the Great Britain in professional ...
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If we want to predict where we will end up in 20 years down in our life, all we need to do is follow the tiny gains and losses curve we draw everyday as we progress in life. If we form good habits and be consistent with them by repeating it everyday, we can easily predict how we will be in the fu...
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Improving 1% everyday may not be a notable differnce. It's like noticing fitness in a unfit body with just 1 day of a work out. But when these 1% improvement is done every single day, then in the long run we can easily observe major difference.
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