The phrase 'performance in life' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say: "John has improved his performance in life by increasing his productivity."
The second is Judy Davis's performance in "Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows," on ABC last February and now available on tape from Buena Vista.
The aim of this study was to determine whether immobilizing the uninvolved arm of persons who experienced a stroke while participating in meaningful activities of daily living would increase their satisfaction and performance in life roles.
Jonathan suspected his father "couldn't stand" him, and the consequences, for the author, were grave: years of alcoholism, a stay in a mental ward and a near suicide, attributed to what he once drunkenly termed his father's "altogether stinko performance in life".
A fascinating corollary of this view is that we fail to achieve peak performance in life for the same reason we could fail to achieve it in a gym: we don't optimally challenge ourselves.
We know that parents can do more than we ever thought possible to expand our children's emotional and intellectual development -- and thus their successful performance in life.
Ebong gives real life-practical solutions, tailored to the everyday person, that can be implemented to achieve peak performance in life and within organizations.
All characters give a stunning performance in life-transforming scenes paired with well-placed soundtrack music produced by Benjamin Wallfisch, Pharrell Williams and Hans Zimmer.
It's probably important to start with the question: Is high-performance in life important to you?
HRQoL, on the one hand, describes difficulties caused by poor health on mental and physical functioning, task performance, participation in life areas, or "health status" [ 8, 9].
What I learned from Mel Brooks was audacity – in performance as in life.
There is also evidence that motor development during infancy may be associated with physical performance later in life.
