Nobody knows how good people can be, just like nobody really knows how good a team can be. Unfortunately, we are so good at telling each other what our boundaries or ceilings truly are. Are skills innate or can they be improved? My background in science, coupled with my life-experience, tells me loudly it’s the latter. Talent is overrated, and skill can be grown with dedicated effort. What I like to do is teach the principles of striving to be your best, all the time. And the skills grow exponentially.I challenge people’s mindset and dive deep into human performance. My background is in high performance coaching in pressure cooker environments. With nearly 30 years of success pulling teams together, and driving individual performance, I work with you to extract brilliance out of the individual and the team.I place having a ‘great day’ at work, as the epitome of success. Reach out if you are striving for a ‘great day’ too. Michael Broadbridge 0418 688 218 or michaelb@g11team.com.au. Visit www.G11team.com.auMichael is the Managing Director of niche consultancy business Green Eleven. Green Eleven works across all business sectors providing consultancy services specifically targeting strategy, high performance (team, leadership and individual) and the development of unique business execution systems. Michael has also worked with global consultancy leaders DuPont Sustainable Solutions. In this role he used his extensive background in education and professional coaching, combined with proven methodologies, to assist clients to exceed their business goals. Michael is passionate about building and sustaining high performance cultures and has been intimately involved at numerous professional levels, in a variety of sectors, with successful culture change programs. He is also highly valued for his ability to coach, mentor and develop individuals at any level.Michael's professional sporting highlights include coaching in two AFL Grand Finals with the Collingwood Football Club and a Preliminary Final with the Fremantle Football Club. He was also heavily involved in the re-building of the West Coast Eagles playing culture during the mid to late 2000's. In 2017 and 18 Michael coached the Senior Western Australian Football team, defeating Victoria in Victoria for the first time in history and South Australia in South Australia for the first time in 25 years. Michael was awarded the Australian Sports Medal in 2000 for his services to sport and was named the WA Media Guild Coach of the Year in 1999 and 2017.