Thirty Days to Peak Performance: a mental skills course for performing artists

The peak performance is not a mystery or rocket science. It is brain science and there is a cutting-edge method - Five Stages of Peak Performance, developed by Dr. Skidmore.

If a truly great performance was a treasure, then this course is your treasure map.

The first thing you need to discover is that a great performance is a process, rather than a big stressful event. For thirty days you receive tools and guidance as you journey one day at a time towards your next performance.

Day 1, Stage I. explores your vision, motivation and helps you design an optimal performance mindset. 

Day 3, Stage II. is about your musical and mental preparation. Powerful mental skills and practical tools create a solid foundation for all those hours of practice. 

Day 29, Stage III. Prepares you to be mentally ready for a peak performance. Free from fear and performance dread, you set yourself up to "flow" into your performance. 

Day 30, Stage IV. Performance time. It's time to play! Then it's over. 

Day 30, Stage V. is about finding the gem, that special something that keeps you shining in the spotlight time and time again!  

Twice a month you can join in on the live Peak Performance Master Class lead by Dr. Skidmore. You can ask questions, observe or even practice performing. Participating in the Master Class is an invaluable opportunity you will not want to miss.

The promises of this Course and Five Stages of Peak Performance:

1. You are excited and eager to perform.

2. You are finding your "Flow." 

3. You enjoy the performance process like never before.

Your comfort zone, not stage fright, is your number one enemy. Get ready to expand your comfort zone!

Thank you for letting me be your adventure guide on your quest to be a peak performer.

Step up, Flow. That's the goal!

Jon Skidmore, Psy.D. 

Performance Psychologist

 

Dr. Jon Skidmore, Psy.D., is a performance psychologist and faculty member at Brigham Young University’s School of Music. He teaches “The Psychology of Music Performance.” For decades he has helped performers develop the mental skills to find freedom on stage and in life. His motto is Risk, Fail, Risk again!

 

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