Мне бы хотелось перечислить источники, которые помогли в поиске информации для этого проекта. Хотя в примечаниях я ссылаюсь не на все эти материалы, каждый из них повлиял на мою работу и научные статьи, опубликованные на HighPerformanceInstitute.com. В надежде, что новое поколение исследователей, интересующихся этой отраслью, захочет найти дополнительные источники информации, мы перечислили все материалы, которые считаем актуальными. Автор хотел бы поблагодарить всех исследователей и практиков, которые щедро делились своим опытом и идеями для этой книги и наших других проектов, вдохновляя своим примером мир высокой результативности. Дополнительные ресурсы можно найти на www.HighPerformanceInstitute.com.
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