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High performers set high standards. But when they miss the mark, the internal fallout can be harder to manage than the mistake itself.
In this conversation, Dee Clayton is joined by high-performance coach and author Bevis Moynan to explore why high performers beat themselves up after mistakes, how this affects confidence and enjoyment, and what helps them recover without lowering their standards.
Bevis shares insights from his work with elite athletes, executives and entrepreneurs, revealing how mindset shifts and practical strategies help high achievers bounce back stronger. Together, they discuss the importance of self-compassion, learning from setbacks, and maintaining motivation in the face of challenges.
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