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Tony Schwartz |
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60 minutes |
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In crisis, people commonly default to behaviors that drain their energy and undermine productivity. A leader’s role is to mobilize, excite, inspire and renew the energy of those they lead – especially when times are tough. Energy is contagious. Fear and pessimism feed on themselves, but so do confidence and hope.
In this Webinar, bestselling author Tony Schwartz will share scientifically based keys to skillfully and systematically manage your own energy and the energy of others for sharper focus and enhanced performance. You’ll learn compelling leadership skills necessary for achievement, even in the face of harsh economic conditions.
• How to take control of your feelings, even under stress, to create the best possible work environment
• What it takes to focus on one thing at a time in the face of endless distractions – the surest
route to high productivity
• How to turn your intentions into new, highly specific behaviors that last by creating positive,
automatic rituals
• A highly specific assessment of how you are currently managing energy across four key dimensions –
physical, emotional, mental and spiritual
CEOs, team leaders, managers
We are taking questions for the speaker before the Webinar.
Email webinars@vistage.com now for the Q&A portion of the program.
Tony Schwartz is the president and CEO of the Energy Project. A former reporter for the New York Times, Tony is the author of four books, including the #1 bestselling Power of Full Engagement: Managing Energy, Not Time and The Art of the Deal with Donald Trump. Tony is a widely acclaimed speaker, has coached more than a dozen CEOs, and has appeared frequently in the media, including “Oprah,” “Good Morning America,” “Charlie Rose,” and National Public Radio.
The Energy Project has 30 years of experience helping elite athletes, FBI agents, heart surgeons and senior executives at Fortune 500 companies—such as Google, Ernst Young and Sony—perform at the highest levels in the face of fierce demands.
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