Have you ever wondered how High Performing people do what they do? What is the mindset, the disciplines and "the way of being" they are when producing massive results? I have been searching for this as long as I can remember. Join me on my journey as I discover some of the distinctions that have created this "way of being" for individuals that are developing fulfilling lives with their family, producing profitable ventures in business and leading more powerful lives filled with self expression. Join me online on this Google Hangout
The
keynote speaker of this Hangout is Steve Anderson a four time Olympic
coach, an Olympic Bronze and Gold medal coach (1996 and 2000) for
Australia.
Steve has worked with athletes, coaches and National Sport
Organizations around the world, including: USA, Australia, Indonesia,
Great Britain, Japan, Costa Rica, Switzerland, New Zealand, Vanuatu,
Denmark, Angola, Aland, France and Canada.
1996 Steve became the first African American to coach and Olympic Volleyball team and the first to win an Olympic Medal (Bronze) at the Atlanta Olympic Games. With his 1996 Bronze Medal Steve also became the first American born coach to win an Olympic Medal in beach volleyball. In 2000 Steve again made history by becoming the first African American to coach a team to an Olympic Gold Medal
He was selected as Australian Coach of the Year by the Australian Volleyball Federation in 2001 and his team was selected as co-Team of the Decade by the Federation Internationale de Volleyball.
In 2001 at the age of 38 Steve came out of retirement as a player and was named 2001-2002 Queensland Australia's State Volleyball Best Attacker, Best Defender, Men's Number One Player, Number One Team with partner Brendan Turner and Men's Most Valuable Player.
1996 Steve became the first African American to coach and Olympic Volleyball team and the first to win an Olympic Medal (Bronze) at the Atlanta Olympic Games. With his 1996 Bronze Medal Steve also became the first American born coach to win an Olympic Medal in beach volleyball. In 2000 Steve again made history by becoming the first African American to coach a team to an Olympic Gold Medal
He was selected as Australian Coach of the Year by the Australian Volleyball Federation in 2001 and his team was selected as co-Team of the Decade by the Federation Internationale de Volleyball.
In 2001 at the age of 38 Steve came out of retirement as a player and was named 2001-2002 Queensland Australia's State Volleyball Best Attacker, Best Defender, Men's Number One Player, Number One Team with partner Brendan Turner and Men's Most Valuable Player.
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