Life Enhancement Program for mainly AUS & US based customers

Emma Doyle, has created an 11 month Life Enhancement Program to keep you inspired, on track, ACCOUNTABLE and to live a full life with tennis being the vehicle.  Are you ready, willing and committed to live with no regrets?

You are now on your own, where to from here?
As you may have experienced, working in tennis can be extremely rewarding but can be quite isolating whether you are a player or a coach.  How do you ensure that you are getting the most out of yourself and create a healthy balanced life for yourself?

How does the program work?

Change happens over time and therefore the program runs over 11 months with a weekly email every Monday with a task, focus question or reflection an often an accountable action.

The program is Emma Doyle’s own philosophy from over 20 years of coaching at all levels as well as a collaboration from her top influences: Anthony Robbins – The 6 Human Needs, Stephen Covey – 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Justin Herald – Rich Life, Natalie Ashdown – The Open Door Coaching Group, NLP training and finally Timothy Gallway – The Inner Game of Tennis.

You are required to ACT on certain items for one week and reflect / visualise and build on for other weeks. I hope you ENJOY the experience & growth.

The program in more detail.

Part 1: Certainty – Who is in your team?

Values Elicitation

Goal Setting

Vision Board / symbols

Trevor File

Part 2: Uncertainty – Overcoming adversity?

Routines – Anchoring + Affirmations

Game Plans

STOP Technique Decision Making

Decision Making Green Light Strategies & what is within your control?

Part 3: Growth –

1% principle

Disciplined decisions

Stretch your comfort zone

Excellence “V” Mediocre

Part 4: Significance – Who am I?

Listen / needs analysis

Communication – third eye

Balanced approach

Team review

Part 5: Love / connection

Family & friends

Sacrifice

What’s in it for me?

FUN?

Part 6: Contribution – How can I give back?

Ready & review

Giving gratitude

STOP Technique Decision Making