A former All-American athlete and commentator on ESPN, Kriegel is a pioneer in the field of sports psychology who has coached both Olympic and professional athletes.  The New York Times said his work "spurred a revolution in performance practices."  Ski Magazine said that Inner Skiing, which Kriegel co-authored with W. Timothy Gallwey, “set skiing ahead 10 years.”

  In his new book, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT WORKING SO DAMN HARD Rethinking the Rules, Reinventing the Game (Warner Books, 2002), Dr. Kriegel confronts the great misconception that has carried over into the new millennium: that success requires 100 hour work weeks and the sacrifice of our personal lives.  By challenging conventional thinking, this book reveals dramatic new strategies that allow us to get ahead without working ourselves to death.

  Beyond his work as an author, Dr. Kriegel is in constant demand as a keynote speaker and consultant, advising organizations around the globe on how to keep ahead in these turbulent times.  Robert is a commentator on National Public Radio’s Marketplace and has been featured in two PBS specials.  He has taught at Stanford University’s Executive Management Program and was a member of the California Governor’s Council.

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