The 0.1% Academy: Master the 7 Mindset Cycles to Find and Maintain Peak Performance

Winning once is often achievable. Winning again and again, is where true greatness lies.

Join The Nought Point One Academy to learn how to maintain an elite mindset to consistently deliver a high performance and avoid burnout.

Performance facilitator and elite mindset coach Gareth Timmins was one of only 0.1% of Royal Marines Commando applicants to reach the end of the intensive and gruelling training, and to earn the coveted Green Beret, a world-renowned symbol of excellence.

By drawing on his life experiences after reaching this elite status, his subsequent research into psychological theory and observations shared with him from many elite athletes, Timmins aims to break the commonly held assumption that people who achieve consistent successes, do so with ease, seemingly unaffected mentally or emotionally by the daily pulls of everyday life.

This book deconstructs the attributes of a growth mindset, highlighting the positive and negative fluidity of thinking that can affect anyone - even at the highest level - if we don’t actively manage our wellbeing.
By exploring a series of mindset cycles with a raw and honest approach, you will better understand how to sustain mental toughness and high performance in a professional capacity at work or in sport, and avoid the cognitive pitfalls that can lead to goal derailment. In doing so, The Nought Point One Academy challenges the notion that ’resilience remains resilient’.

Packed with proven, practical applications for building, maintaining and regaining cognitive performance, you can apply the lessons in the book to establish the correct prescription of thinking, avoid pitfalls and maintain successful professional outcomes for longer.

Such an approach will not only help individuals to enhance their performance but enrich corporate and team environments too.

Gareth Timmins is a former Royal Marines Commando, behavioural scientist and founder of Nought Point One the performance clothing and equipment brand for people of all backgrounds and capabilities, inspired by the operational requirements of the Royal Marines.

While undertaking the thirty-four weeks of Commando training in 2006, he documented his experiences by keeping a never-before captured diary of elite military training. In his debut book, Gareth used his academic grounding to devise thirty-four unique psychological lessons that people can use to achieve cutting-edge, performance thinking and develop an elite mindset.

Gareth is currently contributing to an MSc program while undertaking PhD research at the University of Surrey - investigating new and innovative ways elite military-based perspective and practices can be extracted and applied to enhance mindset performance in the teachings and manifestations on entrepreneurial thinking and success.