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How to Achieve Peak Performance
Refuse to use a loser’s language
by Dr. Alan Zimmerman, best-selling author and Hall of Fame professional speaker
Keep a
positive attitude even if you’re on your last string.
The
great violinist Paganini was performing before a most distinguished audience.
Suddenly, one of his violin strings snapped. The audience gasped. But the master
musician continued unruffled to play on the three remaining strings.
Snap! A
second string broke. Then, with a sharp crack, a third string broke!
For a
brief moment, the artist stopped, raised his famous Stradivarius violin high,
and with one hand announced, "One string – and Paganini."
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