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Keynote Program Directory: Time Management/Self Management

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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...

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...

Randy Crane

Once Upon YOUR Time

Practical Disney-inspired Strategies for Reducing Overwhelm, Reclaiming Your Schedule, and Protecting What Matters Most

We spend our time a few minutes here, an hour there, and before we know it, the day is gone. Using lessons drawn from the design, operation, storytelling, and guest experience of Disneyland, Randy shares practical, memorable strategies audiences can immediately apply to work and...

Jody Bagno-Dill

The 90-Second Advantage for Time Management and Productivity

How High-Impact Leaders Create Clarity, Focus, and Momentum—Before Time Slips Away

Most leaders aren’t short on effort, they’re short on clarity. Days fill up with meetings, interruptions, and urgent requests, yet progress on the most important work remains inconsistent. The real cost isn’t busyness; it’s delayed decisions, scattered focus, and execution drift.Managers and leaders are expected...