We All Have the Ability to Develop the Mindset of Champions Says Eventit Pty

    SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, August 27, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- To coincide with the closing of the Rio Olympics, the first Olympic Games in South America, outsourced sales and marketing firm Eventit Pty reviews six of the habits all Olympians have demonstrated over the past three weeks. Athletes from 205 countries have come to Rio this year, participating at 306 events in 37 venues, to win 4,924 medals. Eventit Pty points out that all participants are amongst the world's best athletes. "Having this Olympic mindset can be transferred to the business world. First of all, you have to qualify by consistently practicing the same winning habits. Once you do this, only then you have the possibility to become an Olympic champion, or in other words a very successful business owner." Inspired by the Rio Olympics and an article on Fastcompany.com, Eventit Pty introduces their six winning habits on how to develop the mindset of an Olympic champion and how this can be of advantage in business.

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1. Picture yourself being a winner
Eventit Pty says that in order to succeed, it is important to picture oneself winning. With the mental image in mind, constant rehearsals and the drive to succeed, a person can create strong willpower to make any goal a reality.

2. Always strive for improvement
Past successes do not guarantee wins in the future. "The competition catches up at some point. It is therefore vital for businesses, as well as for Olympians, to review performance on a regular basis and improve processes and procedures in order to remain competitive and drive success.

3. Keep your focus
Being a world-class athlete or a successful business owner entails a lot of hard work and commitment. "Always remember why you do what you do," says Eventit Pty. "Stay focused on your goals and take any feedback or criticism on board to improve current performance and results.

4. Do what you love
Success comes with sacrifice, such as time away from family and friends, a specific diet or working overtime. Entrepreneurs as well as athletes must be passionate about what they do. "If you love what you do, it doesn't feel like a sacrifice, it feels like an accomplishment," explains Eventit Pty.

5. Don't fail but learn
There is always a risk of setbacks due to injury, the financial situation or high competition for example. Eventit Pty insists that setbacks should not be seen as failure. "When you fall, just get up again and adapt to the situation. Learn from every situation and you will see that things will get better soon," suggests Eventit Pty.

6. Exceed expectations
Doing what is expected may work; however it may not be enough. In order to stand out from the crowd and become a true champion, it might be necessary to take some calculated risks and exceed people's expectations.

Eventit Pty is an outsourced sales and marketing company based in Sydney. The firm has made it its mission to support new entrepreneurs who seek the relevant support and guidance to open up and run their own successful business. Eventit Pty often looks out for individuals from sporting backgrounds, as they possess many of the traits needed to excel in business.

SOURCE: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/36084489

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