Timothy Gallwey

Founder/Owner

Inner Game Resources

United States

Professional Summary

Timothy Gallwey's methodology on coaching has led to several publications including "The Inner Game of Tennis "published by Random House in 1974. Other publications include: "Inner Tennis: Playing the Game," published by Random House in 1976, "Inner Skiing," published by Random House in 1977, "The Inner Game of Golf," published by Random House in 1981, "The Inner Game of Winning" published by Listen USA in 1985, "The Inner Game of Music," shared author with Barry Green published by New York: Anchor Press/Doubleday in 1986, "The Inner Game of Work," published by Random House in 2000, and "The Inner Game of Stress: Outsmart Life's Challenges, Fulfill Your Potential, Enjoy Yourself," published by Random House in 2009. His book,"The Inner Game of Tennis," sold over a million copies, and later in a New York Times article, he mentioned Guru Maharaj Ji, in which he dedicated the book to. Not only is Timothy a top selling author, but he is also a coach. He makes people ask themselves what they could do to better themselves. Some top name retailers, companies, and famous sports players depend on his knowledge. The name of some of Timothy's major clients include AT&T, IBM, Rolls Royce, Apple, and Anheuser Busch. He states: "All human activity can be divided into two major parts: the outer game and the inner game. Without some mastery of the often neglected skills and goals of the inner game, success in any outer game is not only difficult, but is also relatively meaningless."

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Specialization

Author; Leader trainer