Reaching Your Potential
November 2011
PREDICTIVE SUCCESS SUPPORTS $17.5 MILLION TOWARDS CANCER RESEARCH
Toronto, ON – On Saturday, June 11, 2011, over 4,600 riders embarked on The Ride to Conquer Cancer. Joanne Sweers, four-time participant, was one of many who contributed to raise $17.5 million in support of The Princess Margaret Hospital’s vision to conquer cancer in our lifetime.
The 2-day, 200-kilometer journey requires a great amount of preparation and
dedication. Over the past 4 years, Joanne has raised nearly $30,000 and
ridden over 5,000 kilometers. Along the way she has received support from
friends, family, and corporate sponsors. She acknowledged that, "Predictive
Success™ has been a major contributor to this success; financially of course,
but also through their personality assessment tools." The power of the
Predictive Index®lead Joanne to discover that "being more aware of what
drives me and what I find challenging has helped me develop strategies to
allow me to be the best that I can be. This increased self awareness has
helped me stay focused on the sometimes difficult task of balancing both
fundraising and training."
Dave Lahey, President of Predictive Success, is a long time supporter
of both Joanne’s journey and The Princess Margaret Hospital. He is a
firm believer that self-awareness is a key ingredient to success in all
facets of life. From the world of business to the ride from Toronto to
Niagara, the Predictive Index has helped Joanne and many like her, to
achieve great success.
"Thank you Dave and Predictive Success!" – Joanne Sweers
August 2011
Predictive Success intern, Curtis Lahey wins Coppinwood Amateur Golf club championship .....70/74/78 to win by one stroke
Here is an example of a Persuasive Management Sales behavioural pattern, winning a golf tournament and using his awareness of his low C to manage his success. Self-awareness is the first route to being the best version of ourselves at work (and play). We see this in many of our top performers in role, the ability to truly be self-aware and "in the moment" for a successful outcome. This has been our evidence-based research in business development, operational excellence and in conflict resolution.
Curtis had a great start, off to a 5 shot lead and had to really manage his PI® to get over the finish line! He won and met his goal to win this prestigious Toronto tournament against some very strong regional amateur golfers. The Pro winner was former nationwide golfer, Ashely Chinner (pictured in orange shirt), who shot a final round 68 to win.
Larry Good was very helpful to Curtis in some private coaching last spring...thanks Larry!
Predictive Success Summary
In high performance sport experts say its 90% mental and 10% physical. Before I got into high performance speed skating, I didn't really understand exactly what this meant. I thought the statement was an exaggeration to emphasize the importance of mental toughness in the competition arena. After four years training full time as a speed skater I now know that statement is accurate. Read more
April 2009
Olympic Speed skater hopeful from Dartmouth - PSC to assist his quest....
Toronto,ON
Predictive Success Corporation has been asked to assist a promising Canadian 2010 Winter Olympic speedskating hopeful -- Andrew Godbout. Andrew is from near our Dartmouth Predictive Success office where during his youth he skated with the Dartmouth Speedskating Club in Dartmouth, NS. His last competition in short track speed skating was the 1999 Canada Winter Games where Andrew was the top Nova Scotian male in the competition. After the Canada Games Andrew stopped skating and attended Saint Mary’s University graduating in 2003 with a First Class Double Honor’s Degree in Computing Science and Mathematics. After 5 years away from speedskating Andrew was recruited by the "Own the Podium" program and made the move to Calgary in February 2006 to pursue Long Track speed skating for the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. Predictive Success is assisting Andrew in his quest and we are happy to assist. Andrew has a big journey to make the final Olympic team. A big goal and one that his high A, low C PI® profile will be helpful in this quest!
