Mental Equipment Syndicated Column – Feb 1, 1999 – Dr. John F. Murray – I hope you all enjoyed the Australian Open, whether up close in person or via satellite. This month, we’ll take a look at a few of the psychological skills displayed in the finals.… Read the rest
Mental Equipment Syndicated Column – Sept 1, 2000 – Dr. John F. Murray – I consider it very important to think globally and deliver performance enhancement tools personally, beyond this column and my practice in Boca Raton, Florida. People all over the world need smart strategies to improve in many areas including business, sports, and performing arts.… Read the rest
Mental Equipment Syndicated Column – Jan 1, 1999 – Dr. John F. Murray – There is something that separates the really good from the magnificent. Why did Tchaikovsky become an international classic while the vast majority of other composers remain undiscovered (yes, I recently survived my 8th Nutcracker ballet!)?… Read the rest
Mental Equipment Syndicated Column – Oct 1, 2000 – Dr. John F. Murray – In tennis, as in life, there are times when performance and effort subsides. This often occurs right after some success is realized. After winning a tournament or achieving a top ranking, it is very common to experience a performance reduction due to a subtle letdown.… Read the rest
