'High Performance Anthropologist' Rasmus Ankersen brings his first-hand study of success to a mass audience for the first time.
Rasmus Ankersen - born in 1983 - is a bestselling author, a motivational speaker on a talent and performance development and a trusted advisor for businesses and athletes around the world. He published his first book, DNA OF A WINNER, in Denmark at 22 years old. The book became a bestseller, selling 15,000 copies and led Rasmus to follow up this success with LEADER DNA, selling an astonishing 32,500 copies. www.rasmusankersen.com
After reading The Gold Mine Effect I felt compelled to track Rasmus
Ankersen down ... Fascinating man with a real insight into High
Performance both for individuals and teams that can be applied to
business and sport ... a great read and a fascinating insight into
performance.
*Sir Clive Woodward*
Ankersen provides a left-field take on high performance, with much
food for thought. It's wacky, but it works.
*Emma De Vita, Management Today*
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?
*Mike Forde, Executive Director, Chelsea Football Club*
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