John teaches audiences how to obtain better results in business with straightforward tools that turbocharge performance.

From college athlete, to three time coach of the year, to analyst and personality for ESPN Radio and Fox Sports, to consultant and author, John Brubaker knows what the keys are to take your performance to the next level. Author of the forthcoming book Over Time Victory: Success Strategies From The Locker Room to The Board Room, John uses a multidisciplinary approach to help organizations develop their competitive edge.

John Brubaker brings more than fifteen years of experience in Leadership Development, Coaching and Human Resource Management to his work as a coach, speaker, author and consultant. He is a 1992 graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and he also earned a master’s degree in personnel psychology from FDU in 1993. Brubaker has completed his doctoral level coursework in Sport Psychology at Temple University.

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The first half of 2011 is almost over and once the clock ticks on June it will be in the books. So this month’s article is dedicated to halftime adjustments. If you’ve ever watched a sporting event on TV you will see the analysts during the postgame show interview the coach and ask him what adjustments he made at halftime to win the game. If it is a come from behind victory you will sometimes hear the sideline reporter ask a player “What on earth did the coach say to you guys at halftime to get you to play so much better in the second half?”