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Coaching, workshops and keynotes to inspire risk taking and agility.

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goodbye fear of failure

Coaching, workshops and keynotes to inspire risk taking and agility.

Lead the future, don’t chase it.

A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP WITH FAILURE IS KEY.


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Struggling amid constant change?

Apathy, overwhelm, and frustration flourish amid the non-stop pressure to adapt to the latest restructuring, layoffs, market shifts, political and economic uncertainty. Equip and inspire your leaders to seek out the opportunities these moments present.

Perfection/blame holding you back?

The pressure to perform, plus the tendency to blame when we don't, means we to stick to what we know, aim for perfection, and end up paralyzed by uncertainty - all but guaranteeing failure. Let’s reinforce experimentation and learning, not perfectionism.

Too much to do and not enough time?

The pace of work doesn't leave much time to analyze the past, let alone seek out, discover, and build the organization of the future. We identify, prevent, and put a stop to lower-value work to unlock the time and energy needed for new opportunities.


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Quote: Share Failures for Learning


Ashley Good [CEO of Fail Forward] made the powerful point that there's a vast difference between how we think about the term failure and how we think about the people and organizations brave enough to share their failures for the purpose of learning and growing.

— Brené Brown, Author of Rising Strong

Quote: Share Failures for Learning


Ashley Good [CEO of Fail Forward] made the powerful point that there's a vast difference between how we think about the term failure and how we think about the people and organizations brave enough to share their failures for the purpose of learning and growing.

— Brené Brown, Author of Rising Strong