The Gold Mine Effect

'High Performance Anthropologist' Rasmus Ankersen brings his first-hand study of success to a mass audience for the first time.

Rasmus Ankersen''s video on How to Find Under Valued Talent has been watched over 37,000 timesA unique insight into performance stemming from first-hand research, aimed at helping anyone from businesses to sportspeople ''This is a must-read for any athlete or sportsperson looking to reach for the stars.'' Athletics Weekly

'Rasmus Ankersen's thought-provoking book 'The Gold Mine Effect' I believe will become a timeless classic in the ever evolving understanding of ... the notion of talent. Parts of the book defy long-standing traditions around talent development but his intelligent use of real life experiences in and outside of sport should force anyone to ask: are we really doing everything it takes to produce the next generation of world talent?'

Auteur

Rasmus Ankersen is a bestselling author, a motivational speaker on performance development and a trusted advisor to businesses and athletes around the world. He wrote his first book, The DNA of a Winner, at age 22. A year later he published his second, Leader DNA, which has been the bestselling leadership book in Denmark for the last five years. In his home country Rasmus has also won a Belingske Business Magazine award, being named one of the three biggest business talents in Denmark, and the Danish prime minister recently invited him to contribute a chapter to his new book The Danish Dream. He lives in South Kensington, London. Twitter @RasmusAnkersen.

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An insight into the factors behind high performance aimed at anyone from businesses to sportspeople, based on the author's first hand research with the world's top athletes. Also appeared in July Buyer's Notes

Résumé
'High Performance Anthropologist' Rasmus Ankersen brings his first-hand study of success to a mass audience for the first time.