How your VALUES will influence everything you do – Mike Grevlos #206
Today on the Brain Booster we welcome back a good friend and colleague Dr Mike Grevlos Dr. Grevlos has worked as a motivation and performance coach in golf and other sports for 20+ years. The majority of his golf clients, including junior, high school, college, and professional players, have won competitive events shortly after working with him. Dr. Grevlos has also provided mental coaching to collegiate golf teams. He has taught 25 different college-level psychology courses during the last 20 years and is known as a thought leader in the fields of motivation, performance, and sport. His current teaching focus is on the psychology of motivation, the psychology of sport, and neuroscience. Mike’s award winning doctoral dissertation was entitled, A Comparison of the Practice and Skill Training Conditions of Expert and Intermediate Female Golfers. In 2019, he published The Motivation Game: A Course on the Psychology of Golf Improvement. His book was the Amazon #1 New Release in the categories of Golf and Sport Psychology. It has been on the Amazon Best-Seller list in 2019, 2020, and 2021. We got the chance to discuss: The difference between Values, Goals and Actions Mike explains how the mind is run by Motivation How some people looks for opportunities whilst others look for threats How you can train yourself to be more APPROACH orientated Why commitment plays such a key part in our success or failure Why the SHOT goal is perhaps the most important of all in the game The values of ACCEPTANCE, IMPERMANENCE and GRATITUDE and the effect these values will have on your game The GRATITUDE trap and how to make sure you don’t fall into it How values can change your PERSPECTIVE How values can actually affect your physical movements How the great Bernhard Langer applies the concept of VALUES A great session to really get you thinking much more clearly about your golfing values. To find out more about Mike Grevlos go to www.themotivationgame.com To find out more about Karl Morris and the Mind Factor go to www.themindfactor.com