The Mindset of a Champion - Marilyn King, Two-time Olympian, Shows how Thinking can Affect Health, Performance and Future

SAN FRANCISCO - Aug. 6, 2016 - PRLog -- Marilyn King is a two-time Olympian in the five event Pentathlon. Her 20-year athletic career includes five national titles and a World Record.

An automobile accident in 1979 rendered her unable to train physically for her third Olympic Team in the Pentathlon. Using only mental training techniques she placed second at the Olympic trials for the 1980 Moscow Games!

This extraordinary experience and resulting research led to a 35-year career as an expert in the field of exceptional human performance. Her work focuses on systemic change in the areas of business, education and peace. She is an internationally respected consultant, inspirational speaker, and corporate trainer who assists participants in discovering how profoundly their thinking affects their health, their performance and their future.

Marilyn has spoken at the United Nations and received an invitation to create a U.N. sub-committee on the role of sport in peacebuilding. She carried the Olympic Torch through San Francisco prior to the Beijing Games, and she is on the board of the Northern California Olympians who will be adopting the original purpose of the Olympic Games on the International Day of Peace, September 21, 2016: "To educate youth through sport to create a better more peaceful world."

She has appeared on "The News Hour with Jim Lehrer", "NBC Nightly News" and Forbes.com. Some of the topics she talks about are:

·         The Olympics – Commentator

·         The Original Purpose of the Modern Olympic Games

·         Inspirational Story - Cultivating the Olympian Within

·         The Role of Sport and Peace

·         Olympian Thinking - Achieving Dreams

·         What Makes an Olympian?

·         Effective Leadership With Olympian Thinking Techniques

·         How Olympian Thinking Inspires and Equips Children and Youth

Marilyn is available for guest appearances and interviews.

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