Running Between the Raindrops is a metaphor that expresses how I felt as a young Black child growing up in Harlem (and later the Bronx) facing the inner city’s daily challenges and adversities. I remember continually running home to escape from bullies, drugs, and the horrors of street life. There were also other issues to deal with: the illegal numbers game, poor housing, street gangs, neglectful supermarkets, and disruptive schools. These many problems were a deluge of raindrops I felt would eventually touch or even drench me.

I wanted more out of life than was being offered on the block, and the only way I saw to avoid drowning in the downpour I was facing was to keep Running Between the Raindrops—running towards opportunity; running fast, with power and purpose, toward something better; running outside of the neighborhood to see what else was available, never stopping forward movement in the manifestation of my dreams. And so, I began a constant search for what creates success and a better life.

Greg will teach you what you need to know about achieving peak performance using a formula he discovered and identifies as PD4H. He also discusses three unique distinctions—Thought, Language, and Action—that contribute to success regarding the results individuals want to achieve.