Web Quotableonline.com Frasescelebres.org Greatbookscollection.org

Dr. John F. Murray is a clinical and sport
performance psychologist who first introduced the
concept of scoring the mental side of a sport in
developing the MPI or "Mental Performance Index"
for American football. He is also the author of
the best-seller "Smart Tennis: How to Play and Win
the Mental Game" (Jossey-Bass/John Wiley, 1999)
endorsed by World Number One Lindsay Davenport.
Dr. Murray is credited for helping many pro
athletes and teams understand the mental side of
performance better, and American tennis
professional Vincent Spadea wrote and talked about
the mental coaching he received from Dr. Murray as
a major factor in helping him overrcome the
longest losing streak in tennis history, 21
straight losses. He would return from #229 to #18
in the world, winning his first tournament in
Arizona in 2004, and defeating Andy Roddick and
James Blake along the way. Dr. Murray's website
can be found at: http://www.JohnFMurray.com
JohnFMurray.com. His services are aimed at
improving performance and well-being in sports,
business, academics and life. He is also the
creator of the "Palm Beach Narcissism Diet" and
his biography is listed in Who's Who in American,
60th Diamond Edition, 2005.

	Web Quotableonline.com Frasescelebres.org Greatbookscollection.org

There have been several important people by the
name of John Murray (roughly in chronological
order):

*John Murray, 1st Duke of Atholl|John Murray
(1660-1724), 1st Duke of Atholl
*John Murray, 4th Earl of Dunmore|John Murray
(1730–1809), Lord Dunmore, colonial governor
of Virginia
*John Murray (minister) (1741-1815), "father of
American Universalism"
* John Murray (aristocrat), List of Lords of the
Isle of Man|Lord of the Isle of Man from 1764 to
1765
*John Murray (cricketer)|John Murray, the former
English cricketer
* John Murray (publisher), London publishing house
of Jane Austen, George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron
Byron|Lord Byron and Charles Darwin, associated
with seven generations of people called John
Murray.
* John Murray (colonial administrator) (1739-1824)
was governor of the Cape Breton colony in today's
Nova Scotia
* John Murray (1778-1843), second head of the
publishing house.
* John Murray (American congressman), served as a
representative from 1817 to 1820
* Sir John Murray (oceanographer), 1841-1914,
"founder of modern oceanography"
* John Wilson Murray, police detective born in
England who worked in the United States and Canada
during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
* John Murray VC, the recipient of the Victoria
Cross
* John Murray (archbishop)|Archbishop John Gregory
Murray, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Saint Paul
and Minneapolis|Archbishop of Saint Paul from 1931
to 1956
* John Murray (Victorian politician), Premier of
Victoria from 1909 to 1912
* John Murray (Queensland politician), member of
the Australian House of Representatives from 1958
to 1961
* John Murray (New South Wales politician), member
of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly from
1982 to 2003
* John Murray (theologian), 1898-1975,
Calvinism|Calvinist theology|theologian,
Presbyterian minister, professor at Princeton
Seminary, and Westminster Theological Seminary.
* John Murray (actor), born 1958, starred in
Moving Violations
** There are at least a dozen other minor actors
named John Murray
* John Joseph Murray, stock broker and founder of
Putt for Progress, killed in the September 11,
2001 Terrorist Attack

	Web Quotableonline.com Frasescelebres.org Greatbookscollection.org

There have been several important people by the
name of John Murray (roughly in chronological
order):

*John Murray, 1st Duke of Atholl|John Murray
(1660-1724), 1st Duke of Atholl
*John Murray, 4th Earl of Dunmore|John Murray
(1730–1809), Lord Dunmore, colonial governor
of Virginia
*John Murray (minister) (1741-1815), "father of
American Universalism"
* John Murray (aristocrat), List of Lords of the
Isle of Man|Lord of the Isle of Man from 1764 to
1765
*John Murray (cricketer)|John Murray, the former
English cricketer
* John Murray (publisher), London publishing house
of Jane Austen, George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron
Byron|Lord Byron and Charles Darwin, associated
with seven generations of people called John
Murray.
* John Murray (colonial administrator) (1739-1824)
was governor of the Cape Breton colony in today's
Nova Scotia
* John Murray (1778-1843), second head of the
publishing house.
* John Murray (American congressman), served as a
representative from 1817 to 1820
* Sir John Murray (oceanographer), 1841-1914,
"founder of modern oceanography"
* John Wilson Murray, police detective born in
England who worked in the United States and Canada
during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
* John Murray VC, the recipient of the Victoria
Cross
* John Murray (archbishop)|Archbishop John Gregory
Murray, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Saint Paul
and Minneapolis|Archbishop of Saint Paul from 1931
to 1956
* John Murray (Victorian politician), Premier of
Victoria from 1909 to 1912
* John Murray (Queensland politician), member of
the Australian House of Representatives from 1958
to 1961
* John Murray (New South Wales politician), member
of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly from
1982 to 2003
* John Murray (theologian), 1898-1975,
Calvinism|Calvinist theology|theologian,
Presbyterian minister, professor at Princeton
Seminary, and Westminster Theological Seminary.
* John Murray (actor), born 1958, starred in
Moving Violations
** There are at least a dozen other minor actors
named John Murray
* John Joseph Murray, stock broker and founder of
Putt for Progress, killed in the September 11,
2001 Terrorist Attack