Mastering your inner game
Becoming the best investor and leader you can be is an inside job
Unlock your greatest growth edge
We’re all playing an outer and inner game. The outer game is what we do and how we show up; our expertise, competence and behaviours. The inner game is always driving this outer game, and comprises our ego, identity, thoughts and feelings.
Most of us spend most of our time perfecting what we do, however great success and fulfilment comes from understanding how we do it. Shifting limiting beliefs that sit below our conscious mind and drive our emotions and behaviour is key to mastering the inner game. That’s why it’s your greatest point of leverage.
If you’re ready and willing to fully express your skills and talents, make better decisions, elevate your leadership potential and empower others, we’ve got the tools and programs to get you there. Creating a diverse, human-centred investment management industry where everyone flourishes is our endgame.
Yolanda Beattie
Future IM/Pact founder and leadership coach
The best investors know that technical skills are hygiene factors; it’s passion, intellectual curiosity, humility and conviction that make good investors, great. And the best investment leaders know they need to master their inner game so they can help their teams do the same.
Why play the inner game?
Leadership impact
Broaden your perspective, enhance problem-solving, lead with intention and integrity
More
energy
Scale your impact, build confidence, boost your energy and improve your effectiveness
Better relationships
Navigate conflict and enhance stakeholder relationships through trust and self-awareness
Unleash others
Unlock the potential in your people, attract and retain diverse talent, and lift the collective intelligence of your teams
Have
fun
Find the right balance so you feel inspired, fulfilled and love your career and life
Inner game programs for individuals
Inner game programs for teams
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The investor’s chief problem – and even their worst enemy – is likely to be themself.
Benjamin Graham, widely known as “the father of value investing”
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