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Charlie Wollborg

Goal! Making This Year Your Best Year Yet

Making This Year Your Best Year Yet

How to be productive, positive and passionate at home, at work and at life. There are two schools of thought when it comes to goal setting: “Getting Things Done” and “The Law of Attraction”. They’re both right AND they’re both wrong.This isn’t a boring semina...

Charlie Wollborg

Shiny Object! Brand Storytelling and Content Marketing for a Short Attention Span World

Brand Storytelling and Content Marketing for a Short Attention Span World

We’re living through the meh economy – the market is saturated with polite mediocrity. It’s time to wake up. It’s time to take a stand. It’s time to transform ourselves, our companies, and our causes. Your industry is due for a little upheaval. Seek ou...

Charlie Wollborg

The AI Accelerator: Supercharge Your SMB with AI

Supercharge Your SMB with AI

Big companies and tech startups are pouring billions into AI enhancements. But what about the rest of us? In The AI Accelerator, Charlie Wollborg delivers an electrifying, no-nonsense keynote that brings real-world AI tools and strategies to small and medium-sized businesses—boosting the bottom line withou...

Charlie Wollborg

Fight the PowerPoint! Creating & Delivering Killer Presentations That Put Your Ideas in Motion

Creating & Delivering Killer Presentations That Put Your Ideas in Motion

Reading bullet points to your audience is cruel and, unfortunately, the usual punishment. Quit blaming PowerPoint for bad presentations – start improving your storytelling and design skills. You are a passion transference device! If you’re not excited about your ideas, there’s no way anyone else...

Stepheca M. Sawyer

He Said, She Said

The Debatable Conversation

Much of our understanding of the opposite sex comes from relationships within our family, community, and culture. For example, when people communicate, they begin to internally respond based on observations and past experiences. This internal response often leads to a low level of active listening...