Synopsis
Do you have any bad habits? Sure; we all do!We human beings are creatures of habit. We devote a substantial portion of our time, energy and effort (about 40%) to activities we do automatically, without thinking. Habits shape and determine the course of our lives for better or for worse. What if, instead of suffering because of a bad habit you devote the energy of that habit routine toward achieving your greatest desire? Just think of the possibilities. Think how much faster you’d go and how much farther. Think of all the things you could accomplish. The difference between the super-successful, the high achievers, and all the rest is not looks or talent, intelligence or education, status or wealth; these trappings of success are the byproduct of habits – high performance habits. The super-successful don’t possess a magical ingredient or leverage a mysterious advantage you lack. The super-successful, all high achievers, employ high performance habits deliberately and consistently to produce extraordinary results. High performance habits are levers allowing ordinary people to soar. You can be a high achiever too. Discover how in High Performance Habits, Making Success a Habit. Take a leap of faith. You are guaranteed to succeed!
About the Author
Scott F. Paradis is a student of life and a seeker of ultimate truth. Striving to simplify the complex he studies human performance and potential through the disciplines of economics, business, human relations, communications, politics, philosophy, religion, athletics, and health and fitness to discern simple truths: the wisdom of life. Only once something is made simple can we, do we, truly understand. A native of New Hampshire, as of this writing Scott lives in northern Virginia where he concluded a 30-year career with the United States Army. He is married to a shining star, the former Lisa Newcombe, and has two extraordinary adult children: Merideth and Mitchell. Leading by example Scott helps people live full and fulfilling lives in this extraordinary reality. He helps people dream big and build faith by establishing life-affirming habits of thinking, feeling and acting. And he helps people relate to others and life in positive, fulfilling ways. Scott retired from the Army at the rank of colonel. In addition to varied stateside assignments he completed tours in Europe and the Middle East. He served as a National Security Fellow with the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and as a National Defense Congressional Fellow with the United States Senate. He holds a Master of Science in Administration from Central Michigan University and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of New Hampshire. Scott's personal aspiration is for his life to be a message of hope, an example of faith, and an expression of love as he works to do the best he can with what he's got.
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