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Scott Roberts - Lighthouse Coaching

Being Busy Is Not the Same as Being Productive

What is the real difference between BUSY and PRODUCTIVE

Your audience walks in exhausted and walks out with a plan. This keynote breaks the myth that a full calendar means a full life. Most leaders confuse motion with progress. They answer every email, attend every meeting, and end the day wondering where the time...

Scott Roberts - Lighthouse Coaching

Perfect Day Blueprint Keynote / Training

Design YOUR Perfect Day

The Perfect Day Blueprint KeynoteTwo things you can start today to save yourself up to 2 hours per dayThe ProblemYou work long hours and still fall behind. Your calendar fills up, but your priorities don't move. You say yes to everything and end each day...

Dr. Dré Cleveland

Directed Reality™

How Attention Shapes Identity, Culture, and Our World

Every individual, organization, and culture eventually reaches a moment when old ways of thinking can no longer produce new results. That moment, what Dr. Dré Cleveland calls a Mirror Moment™, creates an opportunity to either repeat existing patterns or intentionally create a different future.In this...

Jody Holland

The 4 Roles of a Leader

The Playbook For Building A Team That Performs Without Being Pushed

81% of turnover is caused by the employee's direct supervisor. People don't quit companies -- they quit people. And every departure costs between 33% and 400% of that person's annual pay.That means the most expensive problem in your organization isn't in your budget. It's i...

Jody Holland

Yay! I'm A Supervisor! Now What?!

The 12 Critical Skills Every New Manager Needs - And Nobody Teaches Them

Nobody gets promoted for being a great leader. People get promoted for being great at the job they were already doing -- and then they are handed a team and expected to figure the rest out. That is why 81% of turnover traces back to...