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by Amon Woulfe (Author), Derek Leddie (Author)
Why do the most prepared, most talented, most physically elite performers go missing when it matters most?
On the biggest stages - championship games, boardroom presentations, high-stakes decisions - something happens in the mind that no amount of physical training can fix. Athletes check out mid-game. Leaders freeze under pressure. First responders lose clarity when lives are on the line.
Missing in Action reveals exactly where the mind goes under pressure, and how to get it back in seconds.
Written by Mental Performance Coaches Amon Woulfe and Derek Leddie, with a foreword by Dr. Don Greene (former US Olympic Sport Psychologist and Green Beret), this book introduces a diagnostic framework that maps the four mind states people default to under pressure - and a neuroscience-backed reset toolkit that works in real time, when it matters most.
Built on a decade of work with championship-winning sporting teams, C-suite executives at global brands, military personnel, and emergency services professionals, Missing in Action makes the case that mental performance is the most undertrained skill in high performance - and that it can be measured, developed, and mastered with the same precision we apply to the body.
This is not self-help. This is not motivation. This is Mental Performance Training - systematic, measurable, and built for the moments that define careers.
