Jim gives examples from other people and himself throughout the book, he fails at an attempt to break the free dive record and talks you through his failure, which he turned around.

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Jim Lawless is a leading motivational speaker and author of the best-selling self-help book Taming Tigers. Head in the direction of where you want to arrive everyday. Need to think about what you aim for/ how you plan to get there/ day-to-day execution of your plan. Have a vision about what you want! be random sometimes and trust yourself! Tip: Set SMAT goals (specific, measurable, agreed, realistic, time-phased) and work with others! if you are confused start with small goals and the experience of reaching it will increase your self-awareness and likelihood of finding your purpose.

Jim has contributed to bold, fast change in global organisations, government, Olympic teams and business schools for two decades. He has inspired and educated over half a million people on five continents through his mindset- shifting keynotes and more through his bestselling book, Taming Tigers. From the most docile to the most dangerous beasts and creatures alike, the Player can tame a loyal companion to follow them into battle or a fierce guardian to defend that which is most sacred to them. Act boldly today. And do it now. Also commitment gets things done and the bold action brings us towards commitment. Another common critique of lion taming – even in the 19th century – was the cruelty it inflicted on animals. Van Amburgh used violence against his big cats, hitting them with a crowbar to make them submissive. Rumours also circulated that he declawed his lions and had their teeth filed. Writing in 1881, the RSPCA denounced all lion taming performances as “an exhibition of successful cruelty” in which “big animals are punished into sulky obedience or are made to howl with anger”. And while Kruzer explains that it’s “problematic to consider keeping a tiger or any big cat as a pet,” they’re still enormously popular. Tiger pets “outnumber the wild species that remain,” she writes — a fact mentioned in Tiger King several times.

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A true architect of change, Jim Lawless has devoted the last two decades of his professional life to understanding and delivering transformation, handling uncertainty and risk and creating and operating in ‘no normal’ environments. As the docu-series shows, even experienced animal handlers run into issues with the wild creatures they care for. The big cats lunge, snap, and, in one dramatic scene, a zookeeper interviewed in the show loses an arm. Wild species dwindling — But while breeders and collectors trade big cats, tigers in the wild are not doing so well.I started this book at the same time watching "life of Pi" movie so the idea of taming "tigers" seams really real for me. For Jim- our writer, The Tiger is the invisible force within you that stops you acting. It is your fear, fear of the unknown, fear of getting it wrong, fear of the joy of getting it right, fear of the effort involved in living fully. It stops you to meet people you want to meet, create strategy for your plan, be innovative, earn more money etc So to be able to fight against the Tiger, Jim introduced 10 rules that could help readers and he used his own story to become the first British free divers of 100 meters deep and also challenged himself to do horseracing to justify those rules:

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He also works with senior leaders to build cultures in which others can grow their AQ to deliver the plan - and for life! Jim’s entertaining and inspiring “Taming Tigers” presentation answers these questions in plain English, challenges the audience to see themselves and their possibilities in a new, exciting light and delivers the confidence and tools to convert that thinking into action after the event. The book talks about doing things you never thought you could do - and this 'thing' could be anything like jogging in the park, going for a promotion or travelling the world. It talks about the story of your life and achieving what you want while time is still good.As a result, Jim has developed successful change programmes for companies including Axa, Apple, Barclaycard, Atos, BT, Aramark and Skrill Group.

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He has delivered for global organisations, high growth companies, government departments and Olympic teams. He is the high-performance team coach of choice for many senior leadership teams around the world and a member of the Forbes Coaches Council. This book is a must read for every person and entrepreneur who has dreams and goals, money wise, career wise, other..... You should get this book Leading international conference keynote speaker on improving performance, change, communication and leadershipJim Lawless delivers highest quality virtual keynotes, webinars and masterclasses from his home-based studio. Working in tandem with Promotivate, Jim’s session requires nothing more than the client’s remote working audience to have a 10mbps connection to the internet. The virtual shows contain Jim’s full presentation including video. Another strategy is to take a much larger tame, such as an Elephant or Giraffe, and use it to get some hits in on the Tiger and hold aggro with their very large health (make sure their behavior is set to passive!) so you can easily dismount and get a bola on it. Be careful and have an escape route so your tame does not die; using Nature's Cry makes it very easy for your tame to regain health and not become injured while holding aggro of the Tiger. Everybody has a Tiger. It’s that thing that roars at us and stops us from doing what we really want to do. Jim Lawless related Taming the Tiger to our current situation – an organisation going through massive change – with wit, enthusiasm and challenge. " Remember discomfort always becomes comfortable because we grow, evolve and adapt. Because we change.