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Leading in the 21st Century
Times are changing. It seems like once we have things figured out, things change again. The workforce wants and needs have changed. The paperwork and accountability have changed. The unexpected happens. Turnover happens at a faster pace and now there is even “revenge quitting.” As a manager and leader, it’s important to find things that work for you, ones that are realistic and effective. This is the place to do just that.
In this interactive keynote, Paul shares effective “real world” concepts and strategies that work. Your audience will discover the primary requirements of leading in these ever-changing times. They’ll find things that they’re doing that no longer work for them and personalize effective strategies for moving forward. They’ll leave with not only having a great time, they’ll have new personal insights and a process to support them in how they want to lead!
Wait! Did My Brain Just Do That?!? Reclaiming Joy and Purpose
In this day and age, it’s easy to forget the joy we had when we first started our careers
and lose sight of the reason we decided to do what we do. We forget the feeling in our hearts when we knew we were on the right track. What happens? Our brains start focusing on the problems, on everything that has, is and could go wrong. We forget the positives and It muddies the waters for us… it makes it hard to focus on where we were going.
In this fun, interactive and insightful keynote, Paul reconnects your audience with their joy and purpose again. He rekindles it and they get things back on track. They learn effective strategies to stay on track and they leave reinvigorated and inspired!
Compassion Fatigue? No, Not Me!?!
Compassion fatigue is becoming more and more prevalent, and it can sneak up on us without our even knowing it. It affects us personally and professionally and can happen by merely listening to others share their experiences and current challenges.
In this compassionate, insightful and fun keynote, Paul shares techniques and strategies from his own personal experience, which includes close to thirteen years in Law Enforcement and in supporting people of all ages since 1998.
Your audience will learn the real reason we feel exhausted and discover their own indicators and signs of Compassion Fatigue. They’ll see the difference between sympathy and empathy and see how to move forward in a way that isn’t at their own expense.
Your audience will leave energized, knowing that it’s okay to take care of themselves and have “real world” concepts to recover if they need, and to prevent Compassion Fatigue from happening in the first place!