Research on expert performance confirms the relationship between elite performance and mentorship. In his New York Times bestseller One Thing, Gary Keller observes that, “The single most important difference between… amateurs and… elite performers is that the future elite performers seek out teachers and coaches and engage in supervised training, whereas the amateurs rarely engage in similar types of practice. Find a coach. You’ll be hard-pressed to find anyone who achieves extraordinary results without one.”

T2BC customized mentorship programs develop based off of the unique needs of each individual we work with, however, some of the common themes we address are developing a growth mindset, sowing new beliefs, developing beneficial self-talk, improving routines, visualization, controlling controllables, putting the best energy towards the highest priorities, building championship habits, training to get better versus practicing to feel better and overcoming fear to develop pure confidence. Learn how to maximize your potential both personally and professionally with T2BC's mentorship programs led by Joshua Medcalf and Lucas Jadin. T2BC Mentorship programs aren't for everyone, but we are always excited to see if it is a good fit. It is a serious investment of time and finances and not to be taken lightly.