
Exploring the limits of human potential and performance
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Why do some teams become greater than the sum of their parts? This is a question that I have been curious about for years, and it began with my love of sport. If you watch a lot of sport, you come across a team every now and then that makes...
In the summer of 1938, John Steinbeck sat down to write in his journal. He was writing a book about a family who were being driven from their Oklahoma farm and he didn’t like what he saw on the page.
He wrote:
Infinite Flow is a reader-su...
Alexander Zverev has just won the US Open and the second grand slam title of his career. Four months ago he was still waiting for his first. Maybe the most notable thing about his victory is how quickly the second grand slam has followed th...
Carlos Alcaraz had just lost one of the great tennis matches. It was 3:33 in the morning in New York and he had been on court for four hours and 28 minutes. He had been two sets to one down and managed to drag himself back into the match, w...
There was a moment late on Sunday night when Novak Djokovic seemed to grow old right in front of us. It is probably unfair to describe it that way. He has been struggling with a health problem for some time and this may turn out to have bee...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Performance scientist, leadership coach, former lawyer (Harvard and Cambridge grad), magician and endlessly curious student of human potential. Exploring science, performance, psychology, wonder and the pursuit of a life well lived.
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