Global Performance Index

The Global Performance Index (GPI) is an introspective^[1] behavior^[2] self-report^[3] which measures performance and progress in personal development. The purpose of the GPI is to develop mental health for High Performers such as Elite Athletes, Artists and Executives. Its approach embraces a holistic view of Performance: Mind-Body-Heart-Spirit. The GPI was developed by the High-Performance Coach Alex Kergall in 2017.

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↑ Stephen Covey (2004). The 8th habit from effectiveness to greatness. ISBN 978-0-7432-0683-9.
↑ Eckhart Tolle (1999). The power of now ISBN 978-1-577731-152-2.
↑ Steven Kotler & Jamie Wheal (2017) Stealing fire ISBN 978-0-06-242966-7

It is a method used by many athletes[edit]

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[introspective-1] Stephen Covey (2004). The 8th habit from effectiveness to greatness. ISBN 978-0-7432-0683-9.

[behavior-2] Eckhart Tolle (1999). The power of now ISBN 978-1-577731-152-2.

[self-report-3] Steven Kotler & Jamie Wheal (2017) Stealing fire ISBN 978-0-06-242966-7

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Global Performance Index

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It is a method used by many athletes[edit]