THREE RING MINDSET
Applying Sport Psychology in Business, Life & War
by John Mangan
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Developed in the crucible of combat, The Three Rings Mindset is a transformative, easy to implement mental paradigm that teaches you how to control fear, transform stress into focus, and make effective, logical decisions under intense pressure. With his second book, Lt Colonel John Mangan delivers a life-altering psychological training program that changes how readers engage with themselves and a changing, chaotic world. Born from his personal journey through failure and success, it interweaves gripping war stories with the practical science of Sport Psychology—creating a battle-tested roadmap for Athletes, Aviators, Business Leaders, and First Responders, anyone that needs to unlock peak performance and thrive in a high stress, high stakes environment.
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John Mangan
Rescue Pilot
Novelist
Public Speaker
Proud Father
Lt. Col. (R) John Mangan is a decorated combat rescue pilot, novelist and proud father. While a cadet at the US Air Force Academy he earned his parachute and glider pilot wings, and was an instructor at the Survival Escape Resistance & Evasion (SERE) school. After graduation he attended Undergraduate Pilot Training and became a Combat Search and Rescue pilot flying the HH-60G, Pave Hawk. During his 25-year career he deployed to the Middle-East eight times and commanded the 33rd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron in Kandahar, Afghanistan. His actions in combat have been documented in the books Not a Good Day to Die, None Braver, and Zero Six Bravo. He has flown combat missions with every branch of the US military to include PJs, SEALs, Delta, Rangers, and the SAS. A veteran of over 200 combat missions, John has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross with Valor twice, The Air Medal twelve times, and the 2009 Cheney Award. Now retired from military service, John is writing a series of books that will pay tribute to the men and women he served with.
