Interview on MysticMag.com about my work!
Read MoreNew Book COMING SOON!
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I am honored to announce my NEW book:
INVINCIBLE
The Secrets of Self-Mastery Next Level Mindfulness and The Path to Inevitable Success
What if you had access to the some of the most powerful wisdom in the Universe?
What if you were presented with a formula that could guide you and elevate your mind, and awareness to the most confident, energized, and empowered state possible?
INVINCIBLE is a guidebook that reveals the knowledge of how life unfolds for each one of us. Offered in these pages is a way of understanding yourself and the world that has positively changed and inspired the lives of thousands of people. A formula that has produced champions at the highest level of sports, revitalized and reconnected seeming hopeless relationships, and has helped many suffering of mind and spirit for years to find peace and hope again in their everyday lives.
Read MoreInterview With LPGA Champion Mel Reid →
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Howard Interviews LPGA star Mel Reid on her lifelong journey to be an LPGA Champion.
Read MoreMel Reid Discusses her Victory and Our Work on Mental Strength
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Reid credits the turnaround in fortunes to Howard Falco, her mental strength coach. Shortly before the AIG Women’s Open at Royal Troon in August she asked her agent if there were any psychologists with whom she could work, as she was “sick and tired of playing shit”.
A shortlist of names was returned and Reid was drawn to Falco, a self-empowerment expert from Chicago. They speak on the phone on Wednesdays — the day before a tournament — and then after each round. When they spoke on Sunday, Reid thanked Falco for changing her life. “He’s on to me, which I need because I get very complacent,” Reid says. “He doesn’t let me take anything [for granted].”
My Interview on Mental Strength in The USA Today
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I was interviewed by The USA Today about top mental strength for athletes during these unprecedented times.
Read MoreCarl Yuan Finishes 3rd in the Australian PGA Championship
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Client Carl Yuan had one of his best finishes of the year as the 22 year old took 3rd behind champ Adam Scott in the Australian PGA championship. The young rising Chinese star led after the second round and played very solid over the weekend to finish 3rd.
Read MoreJoey Yellen plays in first collegiate game and almost pulls off ASU miracle win
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Arizona State offensive coordinator Rob Likens believes in miracles and that freshman quarterback Joey Yellen almost pulled one off Saturday.
“Playing in his first college game, other than one penalty-ended snap two weeks ago, Yellen nearly brought ASU back from a 28-7 deficit at Sun Devil Stadium. Even though he hurt his shoulder taking a sack on ASU's third offensive play and "couldn't hardly throw the football," Likens said. "He just toughed it out the rest of the game.
"It was an unbelievable performance. I can't say enough about it."
Read MoreClient Chaz Aurilia Wins Local U.S. Amateur Qualifying
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Client Chaz Aurilia dominates the qualifying field at The Wigwam in AZ for a two day total of 133 and to win by 4. More here - https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/1931343
Read MoreClient Charlie Reiter sets a PGA Tour record
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Nineteen year old college freshman at USC, Charlie Reiter set a new PGA Tour scoring record by shooting a stunning 9 under 63 on the very difficult PGA West Stadium Golf Course. This has never been done before let alone by a nineteen year old amateur!
Read MoreLongoria Wins a Career 3rd Golden Glove Award
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Evan Longoria wins his career 3rd Golden Glove Award for his defensive work in the hot corner and sets a new record for most Golden Golves for a Rays player in franchise history.
Read MoreHoward interviewed for an article on the Falcon's psychological road back this season
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FLOWERY BRANCH
In the wake of the most historic collapse in Super Bowl history, the Falcons, individually and collectively, must take a long walk through a psychological valley.
Some have started and completed the trek. Others have put it off. Others will just try
Read MoreNew Interview about Howard's Work and What it Takes to Achieve Peak Performance
/Powerful interview with Andrew Ferebee of the "KNOWLEDGE FOR MEN" Podcast about the nature of my work with individuals and college and professional athletes looking to achieve the highest mental state of performance and achieve breakthrough results.
Client Charlie Reiter Wins & Earns Invite to Play in 2017 Australian Open
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Client Charlie Reiter, shot rounds of 66-67-68-71 for a -16 total and an 8 stroke victory last weekend in the Aaron Baddeley International Junior Championship in California. Charlie took the lead in the first round and never looked back. The win earned the 17 year old an invite to play in the 2017 Australian Open Golf Tournament.
Read MoreArticle About Howard's Work With the Ray's Evan Longoria
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Mental, physical changes helping Rays' Longoria rebound
Marc Topkin, Tampa BayTimes Staff Writer
Saturday, September 3, 2016 9:36pm
ST. PETERSBURG — Evan Longoria has had the journal in his locker for years, using it for typically no more than scribbling fantasy football tips.
But this spring, at the instruction of Howard Falco, the "peak performance coach" the Rays brought into camp, Longoria grabbed a pen and got busy...
Read MoreThe Power of Present Mind in Sports and Life
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Golfer Rory McIlroy explained it clearly when asked what his key thoughts were on his way to winning the British Open and the third major championship of his career. "I wasn't thinking about the end result. I worked on staying in the process on every shot," is what McIlroy said. "I wasn't thinking about what it would mean or how many further clear it would get me," he continued. That simple ability to stay in the moment is one of the key factors that allowed him to play his final round in a state of the greatest peace and control, and hence allow his deepest talent and desires to be realized.
A present state of mind is incredibly valuable to an athlete or to anyone who is trying to bring forth his or her best when it matters most. The reasons are profound. Presence of mind produces
Read MoreGrit, Grind & Mind: The Path of a Champion
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What makes a champion? Is it heart, talent, preparation or a combination of all of these? Why do some break through to astonishing levels of athletic success and performance while others seem to have to fight to just get a glimpse of it?
Dustin Johnson's heartbreaking three-putt on the final hole of the U.S. Open to lose the championship to Jordan Spieth and finish second illustrates this exact point. He was over 96 percent successful in making putts inside of five feet before that fatal moment. Clearly him missing his four-footer for birdie and a tie had nothing to with physical ability or talent. He's made hundreds of these. What this grand moment really revealed was a deeper issue or limit coming to the surface. Hopefully for him a great learning experience for success yet to come. On the other hand, Jordan Spieth finished with a needed birdie that gave him a one-shot lead. There are simply some athletes or teams who rise to the moment and embrace it, and some, no matter how bad they want it, who simply aren't ready yet for a certain level of success.
The search for a formula to consistent winning has been a quest for many athletes and teams around the globe for years. What is the magic to putting it all together?
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