Ruben Gonzalez is a four-time Olympian, a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author and an award-winning keynote speaker.At the age of 21, Ruben took up the sport of luge. Four years and a few broken bones later he was competing in the Calgary Olympics. At the age of 47 he was racing against 20-year-olds in the Vancouver Olympics, becoming the first person to ever compete in four Winter Olympics each in a different decade - 1988, 1992, 2002, 2010.He's spoken for hundreds of Fortune 500 companies about developing mental toughness, attitude, and the principles that lead to success in business and in life. TheLugeMan.com

1. You Were Designed For Greatness

2. How to Fuel Your Desire to Win

3. How to Use Your Strengths to Win More

4. How to Find Your Dream and Purpose

5. Decide You Will Get the Last Laugh

6. How to Set Goals Like a Champion

7. The Ultimate Achievement Challenge

8. How to Develop the Courage to Succeed

9. How to Get Yourself to Take Action

10. No Guts No Glory

11. Take a Chance

12. Focus, You Won't Succeed Without It

13. Birds of a Feather

14. How I Turned Singles Luge into a Team Sport

15. Bouncing Back Up Quickly to Win

16. What's Holding You Back?

17. Walking Your Talk

18. The Power to Choose

19. You're Only Six Inches Away

20. The Champion's Creed

21. Success Secrets of a Four-time Olympian

22. Dream, Struggle, Victory

23. 100 Tips to Make this Your Best Year Ever

Four-time Olympian, bestselling author and award-winning speaker Ruben Gonzalez on how to develop the focus, discipline, confidence and courage ¿you need to achieve your goals. Take control of your life with the success secrets of an Olympic athlete and successful business owner.

As a four-time Olympian, peak-performance expert Ruben Gonzalez knows how to achieve success again and again. Now you can learn the keys to success from someone who's been there.

Learn time-tested ways to:

• Build confidence and destroy fear
• Unleash your passion and drive
• Unlock your full potential
• Turn defeat into victory

Ruben wasn't a gifted athlete. He didn't take up the Olympic sport of luge until he was 21. Against all odds, four years and a few broken bones later he was competing in the Calgary Winter Olympics. At the age of 47 he was racing against 20-year-olds at the Vancouver Olympics. If these principles worked for Ruben, they will work for anyone, anywhere, anytime.