James King is a highly accomplished entrepreneur and performance expert with a background in trading, technology, and investment management. He has passed elite military selection tests and led performance programs in UK special forces. In sports, he has advised world champions, Olympic gold medallists, and top-tier athletes. He focuses on aligning individual strengths with business needs to drive engagement and long-term success.
In this first of two-part episodes, James dissects talent identification and performance optimisation, particularly in high-stakes environments like trading. He emphasises aligning individuals’ strengths, interests, and values with job demands to create “concordant performers”.
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