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Jan 26, 2020 1 hr 28 min

How do you get your team to Peak Performance?

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This week (aside from JB's ear damaging singing) Ant and JB kick around 'what is Peak Performance' to you and I, and how do we get ourselves and our people there? A few curveballs which we didn't expect to get to around human mindset and also 'stress'... That and a record number of shout outs and a few questions!

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