TEDxPortsmouth - Dr. Alan Watkins - Being Brilliant Every Single Day (Part 1)
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The speaker discusses maintaining brilliance consistently by understanding internal factors affecting performance, focusing on behavior, and controlling physiological and emotional responses through monitoring heart rate variability. A story about golfer Sergio Garcia losing his lead due to a sudden performance drop is shared to highlight the importance of managing thoughts and emotions under pressure for optimal results.
Insights
- Understanding internal factors affecting performance is crucial for consistent brilliance, emphasizing the necessity of focusing on behavior to improve results and recognizing how thoughts drive behavior.
- Controlling physiological and emotional responses, particularly through monitoring heart rate variability (HRV), is essential to maintain consistent high energy levels and prevent chaotic brain signals under pressure, ultimately impacting performance and decision-making abilities.
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Recent questions
How can one maintain brilliance consistently?
By understanding internal factors and controlling physiological responses.
What is the significance of understanding thoughts driving behavior?
Thoughts directly influence actions and performance outcomes.
How do emotions affect thoughts and actions?
Emotions influence decision-making and behavior.
What is the role of physiology in influencing emotions and behavior?
Physiology directly affects emotional responses and behavior.
Why is it important to focus on behavior to improve results?
Behavior directly impacts performance outcomes and success.
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