Marilyn King's Key Accomplishments Include . . .
Marilyn
King is a two-time Olympian (Munich, 1972 & Montreal,
1976) in the grueling five event Pentathlon. Her 20-year athletic
career includes five national titles and a World Record.
She
has been featured in numerous articles and books, including
DreamMakers by Michele Hunt and Spirit of Champions
by Lyle Nelson and Thorn Bacon. Marilyn King has appeared
on the "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer."
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About Marilyn King . . .
Through
keynotes, training, and consulting, Marilyn King provides
business leaders and eduators with mental tools that will
serve them for a lifetime. In
1979, an automobile accident rendered her unable to train
physically for her third Olympic team. Using only mental
training techniques, she placed second at the Olympic trials
for the 1980 Moscow Games. This extraordinary experience
and her research into cognitive training led to a 17-year
career as an expert in the field of exceptional human performance.
Marily King's discovery of three elements that are always
present when ordinary people do extraordinary things resulted
in her developing Olympian Technology, which is the focus
of her programs.
Over
the past 17 years Marilyn's message of unlimited possibility
has inspired thousands worldwide. Her techniques have been
incorporated by businesses seeking to empower employees,
embrace change and provide global leadership. Her corporate
clients include American Express, Apple Computer, AT&T,
Haas School of Business, Hewlett Packard, IBM, L.M. Ericsson,
Monsanto, Sun Microsystems, Swiss Reinsurance Company and
Xerox Business Services. |
How
Ordinary People do Extraordinary Things 
