Habits of successful Olympians you can use to be more competitive at w

Habits of successful Olympians you can use to be more competitive at work

True innovators don't play by the same rules as everyone else; they introduce new concepts that lead to a whole new game altogether.

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Training your mindset to attempt new techniques and explore possibilities.

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The new approach is given a name-Fosbury Flop, butterflying, or flip-turning-and others can adopt it.

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The flip-turn didn't see any major changes from 1936 until 2015, when Ryan Lochte attempted a new style of turning that would earn him multiple gold medals.

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Develop a habit of seeking new approaches and looking past currently accepted solutions.

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