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Peter Vidmar's
Topics
Motivation
ROV... Risk,
Originality and Virtuosity.
In his powerful keynote
presentation, Peter converts
Olympic Gold into corporate
wisdom. With a live
demonstration on the pommel
horse, artfully blended into
his speech, Peter uses the
ROV principles to vividly
describe requirements for a
perfect 10 in business and
in life. Audiences gain
fresh perspectives on
reaching higher levels of
performance, using their
creativity to separate them
from the competition, and
perfecting their needed
skills on a daily basis. As
Peter says, "If you want to
be at your best when it
really matters, you've got
to be at your best every
time." Humor, relevance to
his audience, high energy,
drama and standing ovations
are all characteristic of
this presentation.
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Teamwork
Getting your Team on the
Podium
Gymnastics is a team sport
where the outcome is based
entirely on a collection of
individual performances.
Asks Peter, "At the Olympic
Games, while I am competing
with my teammates, I am
simultaneously competing
against them for the
individual medals. So how do
we work together on a daily
basis for the benefit of the
team?" Using his ROV
principles, Peter describes
the tools his team needed to
apply, every day, to reach
the top of the Olympic
Podium, as a team and as
individuals.
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Innovation
Pushing The
Envelope
One of the reasons
gymnastics is the most
watched event of the Olympic
Games is that the viewer can
always expect something new
and different from the
athletes. Gymnasts are
masters at pushing the
envelope, as they constantly
try to reinvent their
athletic art form.
Innovation also requires
some risk, and Peter
discusses and shows how the
judging category of ROV:
Risk, Originality, and
Virtuosity, has become a
mandate for constant change
in his sport. In describing
how we need to stop playing
catch up with the
competition, Peter says, "A
perfect 10 just a few years
ago may only score an 8.5
today. If I don't innovate,
I'll be left behind very
quickly!"
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