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Success beyond Sport now Available in E-Book Form

10/09/2011 - Success beyond Sport - How to Retire from Sport and Keep Winning is now available in E-book form from Smashwords. Originally published in January 2010, this book can now be read on your Kindle, E-book reader and more.

This book is for anyone in transition in life, wanting to find success and fulfilment.

In Success beyond Sport, 2000 Olympian, Annette Huygens-Tholen shares how she overcame the struggles of transition and how her 8 Winning Steps can help you succeed in a new role.
In this training manual of the mind, you will learn how to:
•Use the skills, that made you a champion athlete, in the professional world
•Create plans and goals that motivate you as much as competition used to
•View yourself as more than just your sporting history
•Establish priorities and create a game-plan for life
Whether you chose to retire or the decision was forced upon you due to age, injury, or performance, the lessons in this book will teach and inspire you to new successes. Dare to dream again.

Get the E-book at http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/86342

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Townsville, 24/08/2011 -The Bullion Group was represented at the Australian Mining Industry Health & Safety Conference with an exhibit to talk about it's various programs.  Annette Lynch was present to discuss the Mind Body Safety Program as well as listen to the various keynote presenters and papers addressing safety and health.

The Bullion Group got a chance to snap a shot with Olympic Gold Medallist, Steven Bradbury, who is an excellent role model for personal leadership and getting results.

The Bullion Group will next be represented at the Rockhampton Drillfest where Annette Lynch will be speaking on "Valuing People & Safety".

Mind Body Safety Program Launched
Thinking differently about Safety

Lead Educator for the new initiative from The Bullion Group, Annette Lynch, engaged her audience in an interactive session which demonstrated not only what the program was about, but more importantly, how the information would be taught.

The problem with many training programs on safety is the lack of engagement with the audience. A participant needs to actively engaged in the learning process to be able to retain the information and use it in their life to get results. "We want our audience members to get this important information as it is about saving their life," says Lynch. "It's not good enough to blame others for accidents, when you are the one getting hurt." The Mind Body Safety program looks at putting the power back in the individual to influence their behaviour and therefore their safety.

Studies show that moving a culture towards being independent (self) and interdependent (team-based) has a marked effect on reducing injury. By engaging participants, giving them reasons 'why to change' and teaching them ways to change their thinking, the Mind Body Safety program is effective in getting the results companies desire.

The Mind Body Safety Approach

• Accelerated/Adult learning techniques  
• Works with behaviour at the root cause - a person's thoughts and emotions  
• Overcomes individuals mental blind spots  
• Promotes Individual and Team responsibility  
• Encourages daily learning (vs reporting only)  
• Praise and effective feedback  

Thinking-based safety™ addresses how to direct the internal dialogue between mind and body in order to act in a safe manner to achieve optimum outcomes. Traditional behaviour-based programs are based on an “act into thinking” premise, which can take a long time to achieve the desired changes. Thinking-based safety ™ works on the principle of “think into acting” whereby a change in thinking will produce different outcomes and can be immediately effective.

For further information contact The Bullion Group (+61) 07 4944 1272 (Mackay, Qld, Australia)  http://www.thebulliongroup.com.au