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Not only will this book help you WIN in life and business, it will also help America’s veterans. 100% of ALL proceeds from this book go to support Veteran Charitable Organizations.
This book is about YOU elevating your life using the SECRETS of the world's most ELITE fighter pilots to WIN in life and business.
Did you know that elite fighter pilots have something they do every single day and every single mission that makes them the very best?
It’s something so ingrained in their routines that, when lives are on the line, they do not fail. When called upon, they deliver high-performance results — on time, every time.
More importantly, did you know YOU can apply this same strategy in YOUR life and achieve world-class results with a simple change to your routine?
In this book veteran combat pilot Jeff Bonner shows you how to use the habit of debrief, military aviation’s secret to high performance, to transform your life and business.Â
In his no-nonsense, easy-to-ready style, Jeff reveals how to:
- Use the simple five-step Daily Debrief Model to achieve high performance in any area of your life or businessÂ
- Develop a mindset that will prepare you to win
- Clarify your purpose to unleash your passion
- Use the lessons of aerial combat to thrive in your most challenging situations
- Evaluate your performance to be better tomorrow than you are today
If you’ve hit a plateau and are looking for more, or you’re growing but not as fast as you’d like, this book is for you! If you’re focused on leading others to produce high-performance results, this book is for YOU!
Find out how to use the combat pilots’ secret to improve your performance — one debrief at a time!
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About the Author
Jeff Bonner is an author and leadership speaker who uses the concept of debrief — military aviation's secret to high performance — to help businesses and government organizations improve performance and develop principle-centered leaders.
He is a veteran fighter pilot of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and a former National Security Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
