This week on Peak Performer’s Life, Walter Bond discusses transformation. In previous episodes, he’s discussed the important principles of thinking, executing, and dominating. Now he wants you to put them all together to create a positive transformation in your business and your life.
Drawing on examples that range from Starbuck’s to reality TV, Walter challenges you to think about what small changes you can make that will transform your company.
According to Walter:
“Most of your transformations are going to be based on small decisions over time that will have a huge impact.”
Check out this week’s episode of Peak Performer’s Life and start thinking about how you would like to “transform” your business.
What are some small changes you’re going to make in your business? How will they help bring about a transformation? Let us know in the comments section below.
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About Walter Bond
For nearly two decades, Walter Bond’s mastery in two different global industries has made him an authority on peak performance. Walter has delivered his entertaining and dynamic message to companies and associations throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Europe.
Walter’s passion for personal development has been anchored by his professional basketball career. Although a reserve throughout his college basketball years at the University of Minnesota, Bond miraculously enjoyed an eight year career while spending time as a shooting guard for teams including the Dallas Mavericks, Utah Jazz, and Detroit Pistons. This is where he learned peak performance truths that he has also applied to a wildly successful speaking career. For more information about Walter Bond, visit WalterBond.com.
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