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Keynote Program Directory: Psychology

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Tim Shurr, MA

Seeing Invisible Sales Opportunities!

How Top Sales Pros Spot Advantages Others Miss

What you can’t see is quietly killing deals! Every sales rep, no matter how experienced, has blind spots: unconscious beliefs, habits, and assumptions that silently stall momentum, weaken confidence, and create friction in conversations. These invisible deal-killers don’t show up in CRM reports, yet they...

Tim Shurr, MA

Seeing Invisible Leadership Opportunities!

How High-Performing Leaders Spot Advantages Others Miss

What you can’t see is quietly costing you time, energy, trust, and results! Every leader, no matter how experienced, has blind spots: unconscious beliefs, habits, and assumptions that silently cap performance. These invisible constraints don’t appear on dashboards or KPIs, yet they create friction i...

Jeff Salters

Cultivate Wellbeing

Keynote or Workshop

Our well-being workshop equips employees with practical, science-backed tools to manage stress, build resilience, and enhance day-to-day mental clarity. Through interactive activities and reflective exercises, participants learn how to shift from reactive to responsive, reconnect with purpose, and sustain energy i...

Lieutenant Robert Henry (Ret.)

Planned Response to a Workplace Crisis or Active Shooter Event

The development of a crisis plan can mean the difference between tragedy, and surviving an incident. Powerful, timely and uniquely insightful program.

New York City, Southerland Springs, Texas and Las Vegas are wake-up calls....throughout our country workplace violence, crisis events and active shooter scenes are increasing within the workplace, schools and public settings at an alarming rate - with tragic consequences. NOW is the time to develop...

Dr Kathy Gruver

Just be yourself but who the hell is that?

Using ego states for optimal performance.

It’s pretty obvious to most of us that we have different aspects of our personalities that come out in different situations. We are different around our parents than we are our boss. We have a different attitude and persona when dealing with children than we...