About Us

Dare2Dream is dedicated to helping others achieve their dreams. Its founder Jamie Glazier is a qualified life coach and NLP practitioner, specializing in the fields of sport and poker. Jamie has published articles in Bluff Australasia, Alpha Magazine, Golf Magazine, Tennis Australia, Slam Skateboard Magazine, Bicycling Australia, Handle Basketball Magazine…..

His approach is to break done complicated theories into simple and practical terms. This way clients can easily understand concepts and apply them to practice with ease. He is particularly experienced in breaking down barriers that have been holding individuals back from achieving their dreams.

No matter what level of ability you are, Dare2Dream can help you achieve better results. Jamie Glazier works with many clients of varying skill levels and backgrounds.  Some of his clients include;

Joe Hachem
2005 WSOP Main Event Champion

Stewart Scott
2009 Aussie Millions Main Event Champion

David Lutterus
USPGA Tour 2008

Adam Bland
Top 10 Australasian Tour 2009 1. “Jamie has helped me turn potential into SUCCESS and he WILL do the same for you!!”

Stacey Keating
Australian Amateur Team Member

Bryden Macpherson
Australian Amateur Team Member

Grace Lennon
Australian Junior Team Member.

Steve Jones

Steven Dartnall

Jamie’s Story

My name is Jamie Glazier and I am a qualified peak performance and mental conditioning coach.

I talk from experience when I say that I know what it is like to put oneself through hard work and PAIN to achieve a goal. I am 35 years young and when I was 26 I was told that I needed to have back surgery and afterwards I would still need a walking stick and never play sport again. Even possibly end up in a wheel chair. As a passionate sportsperson aspiring and working towards becoming a professional golfer, and after playing on the tennis circuit for many years this was devastating news to me. I decided that I was not going to accept this news even after spending fifteen months lying on the ground, hardly being able to move, and experiencing absolute pain. After seeking a second opinion from a great surgeon, I acknowledged that I had to undergo surgery, but was told that my recovering would be totally dependent on my attitude to rehabilitation. It was time for me to actually practice the theories of mind control that I had already been studying for many years.

Everyday after surgery I pushed the boundaries of pain by staying totally focused on my goal of not only living a healthy normal life for a 26 year old, but also getting back to playing sports. I undertook a gruelling regime of exercise and swimming, at times clearing the tears from my goggles and painful stretching every single day for the next three months. There were times when I was feeling defeated, frustrated and felt like giving in, but the lessons I had learnt in controlling the mind, staying focused, motivated and goal driven, kept me on track.

I believe that the mental techniques contained in my video programs will not only bring you greater success in your chosen field and separate you from your competitors, but will also give you many skills that you will be able to implement into your everyday life.