BITESIZE #31 | Cath Bishop: Winning when it’s impossible

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Jess Ennis-Hill: Why I Wanted London 2012 To Feel Scary

Dame Jess Ennis-Hill is one of Britain’s greatest athletes. A triple world heptathlon champion, European champion and Olympic gold medallist, she reached the absolute peak of her sport.But behind the medals was a very different story....We revisit this incredible conversation whe ...  Show more

The 5 Things High Performers NEVER Say

We've sat down with hundreds of high performers. These are five sentences we've never heard a single one of them say..."I'll start when I'm ready." "That's just the way I am." "It's not fair." "I've done enough." "I did it on my own." None of them is a character flaw, but each on ...  Show more

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