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Ben Andrews

The Long Run: Lessons in Perseverance, Leadership & Success

Success isn’t about how you start. It’s about who you become along the way.

Former professional athlete, entrepreneur and author Ben Andrews shares powerful lessons in perseverance, leadership and lasting success. Through compelling stories and practical insights, audiences discover how discipline, relationships and a commitment to personal growth can transform challenges into opportunities.

Giani — As Seen on America's Got Talent

Time Management

Adapting to all the Chaos through Real Magic

From Giani's newest release on Amazon comes a program that adds science, decision-making, team building, and time management to presentations! Have you ever wished you had more hours in a day? Sound like real magic? Well, it is. Keep listening. This is not about a...

Stanley J. Reynolds

Developing Effective Student Leaders

Taking Charge

Great leaders lead themselves first — and that's a skill any student can learn.Student Leadership gives every young person the tools to take charge of their own thinking before they ever try to lead others. In this hands-on session, students learn a unique, easy-to-use system...

Giani — As Seen on America's Got Talent

Why Bring in a Perceptionist?

Seeing Life, Work and People Differently

Albert Einstein first said, “Perception of Reality is an Illusion.” Did you know Albert Einstein flunked his first college entrance exam? One of the most intelligent men who ever walked the planet had his issues, but he taught us things 100 years ago that some...

Lea Appleton

Disorientation

Navigating the Messy Middle

Every organization has an orientation. This is the program for what comes next.Disorientation arrives somewhere in the middle—too far from the beginning to feel hopeful, not close enough to the end to feel relief. Everything feels like too much. And most institutions respond by trying...