Beat Yesterday The Playbook for playing life up to your full potential
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Jake Thompson is a highly sought-after keynote speaker and leadership performance coach who has helped some of the world’s biggest brands build a competitive team mindset and culture. He currently serves as the Chief Encouragement Officer at Compete Every Day, a brand he founded in 2011 by first selling shirts out of the trunk of his car. He has been featured in Forbes Magazine and hosts a podcast with millions of downloads. Through his entrepreneurial sales experience, client work, and research, Jake has built a proven C.O.M.P.E.T.E. framework that helps leaders improve their grit, productive habits, and leadership skills to create more positive impact within their organizations. Jake holds an MBA, as well as the Mental Performance Master (MPM) Certification, and is one of only 17 percent of speakers globally to have earned his CSP® (Certified Speaking Professional) through the National Speakers Association. Jake lives in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, with his wife and four rescue dogs.Beat Yesterday The Playbook for playing life up to your full potential
Every day there’s a choice: drift toward mediocrity or compete for excellence.
In an comparison-obsessed world, people exhaust themselves chasing external validation while the real competition happens within. Former athlete turned performance coach Jake Thompson reveals why “being the best” leads to burnout while “becoming your best” creates sustainable success.
Beat Yesterday provides the first framework designed specifically for competitive personalities trapped in social media comparison cycles. Through proven systems like the C.O.M.P.E.T.E. and T.O.D.A.Y. frameworks, people learn to
- Transform comparison from quicksand into rocket fuel
- Redirect competitive drive toward daily internal competition
- Build sustainable excellence within real-world constraints
- Create separation through consistent 1% improvements
Design relationships and environments that elevate your game
High achievers must stop measuring themselves against everyone else’s highlight reels, and start competing with yesterday’s version of themselves. Their greatest victory won’t be beating others; it will becoming who they were designed to be.
Every day there’s a choice: drift toward mediocrity or compete for excellence.
In an comparison-obsessed world, people exhaust themselves chasing external validation while the real competition happens within. Former athlete turned performance coach Jake Thompson reveals why “being the best” leads to burnout while “becoming your best” creates sustainable success.
Beat Yesterday provides the first framework designed specifically for competitive personalities trapped in social media comparison cycles. Through proven systems like the C.O.M.P.E.T.E. and T.O.D.A.Y. frameworks, people learn to
- Transform comparison from quicksand into rocket fuel
- Redirect competitive drive toward daily internal competition
- Build sustainable excellence within real-world constraints
- Create separation through consistent 1% improvements
Design relationships and environments that elevate your game
High achievers must stop measuring themselves against everyone else’s highlight reels, and start competing with yesterday’s version of themselves. Their greatest victory won’t be beating others; it will becoming who they were designed to be.