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Interview to Deepak Trivedi, sports consultant for London Olympic games and now Tokyo Olympic games, head of European and Asian projects for New York based firm Strategic Influence, member of the National Speakers association and has spoken and consulted with many organisations such as Microsoft. He teaches Sports and Leadership programmes in 5 countries.   You have a lot of experience but what is that a big company needs from you that is not already present in the company? The main reason for a company to hire people outside the organization for working on an issue is that they want an outside perspective that is completely objective. The insiders are connected each other with loyalty and attachment and are more likely to open to a stranger about any problem that may be. You work as Leadership consultant. What do you teach? Let’s talk about the organizational aspect. I think that the most important thing in...

Interviewing Diana Bacosi, the gold medalist in the Women's Skeet at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio De Janeiro. Hello Diana: could you tell us how to train in specialist skeet? A practitioner of my discipline is, first of all, trained into the routine, even to the point of monotony. As any other athlete we wake up early and repeating the same technical gestures again, again and again, with the objective of making that innate and as automatic as possible.   What is the work of a skeet coach? The coach first and foremost plans the season, to have me in the best shape for important competitions. There are a number of factors in this sport that impact the mind: a certain level of psychological stress, the boredom of the repetitiveness of gestures, the recovery after a break. Obviously the coach is the cornerstone to creating the psychological calm needed for any athlete.   What are the...