Summary of our studies and research outlining our results
Summary of Findings: The Focus Model® Research
Over a series of seven longitudinal studies (1988–1999), the Focus Model® has been empirically validated as a replicable, systematic, and effective approach to enhancing human performance by positively influencing thoughts, feelings, and actions.
Core Outcome
- The model works—regardless of the instructor. Its effectiveness is inherent to the model itself, not dependent on delivery style or personality. 
- It consistently increases self-efficacy, improves teaching efficacy, and reduces burnout, leading to measurable gains in morale and performance. 
- Participants exposed to the model show linear, sustained improvement the more they engage with it. 
Quantitative & Qualitative Validation
- Validated by 600+ participants through both statistical measures and post-training interviews. 
- Findings confirmed across multiple demographics, instructional settings, and time spans. 
- Results were replicated with higher statistical reliability in follow-up studies. 
Self-Concept & Burnout
- Burnout consistently decreased with repeated exposure to the model. 
- Teaching and personal efficacy increased, supporting the model’s impact on both professional performance and personal development. Later studies showed statistically significant improvement in self-concept, confirming internal change. 
Practical Applications
- Applied in professional sports (e.g., MLS Camps) to train over 500 staff, resulting in 85—90% client retention and increased ticket/viewer engagement—outperforming TV and PR campaigns. 
- Shown to be a scalable solution for grassroots community engagement, workplace development, and organizational morale. 
Educational Impact
- Multiple studies proved the model's ability to improve teacher/trainer confidence and classroom impact through a shift from content delivery to learner-centered activation. 
- The CBA (Concept → Belief → Achievement) model proved more effective than traditional ABC approaches, enhancing motivation and learning outcomes. 
Theoretical Significance
- Led to the development of a new framework: Interactive Perceptual Psychology®, offering a practical, behavioral system rooted in real-time feedback and participant activation. 
- Final statistical models confirmed strong interaction effects between the Focus Model® and participant outcomes—verified using regression and confidence band analysis. 
Bottom Line
The Focus Model® is a proven, structured system that:
- Works across trainers, settings, and audiences 
- Enhances both personal and professional performance 
- Reduces burnout and boosts morale 
- Is replicable, scalable, and applicable across industries - from education to elite sports 
Winning Profile, on the other hand, is the entire engineering system—the architectural framework that ensures everything fits together seamlessly. A SYSTEM that is controlled through our neuro-connections, enabling High Performers and High-Performance Teams to converse on a high level of Interpersonal Interaction. The process is designed to find one’s internal energy to enhance human performance. It can identify and correct stress, pressure, and burnout through a structured talent/strength coaching process. It doesn’t just diagnose—it activates and aligns talent energy, providing a clear process for long-term success.
It's more than a framework. It’s a performance engine—one that doesn’t just describe behavior but actively reshapes it!!!
 
          
        
      