January 2016
Beginner
112 pages
1h 46m
English
YOUR CHOICE of a peer group will determine as much as 95 percent of what you become in life. David McClelland of Harvard University spent many years researching why some people succeed and others don’t, even when they have the same background, training, and opportunities. He found that it was the choice of the people you associate with on a day-to-day basis—your “reference group”—that as much as anything else determines your success or your failure.
McClelland found that the major factor that determined a positive change in your life was when you began to identify with a different type of person. His discovery was that when people were taken to a “place away”—a seminar, workshop, retreat, or some other location ...
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