Andrew Deutscher

In a world where we are working longer hours, yet still not getting it all done and our organizations are faced with rising burnout, working harder seems to just make our lives harder. Recent strides in occupational health and environmental medicine make it clear: We are at increased risk of illness, more injury prone, less productive - in short - we are plain wearing down. With our time dwindling, our boundaries broken down by a more interconnected world, time has proven to be an insufficient resource in the modern work era. It is in fact, energy, not time, that is our most powerful, precious, and undervalued resource. In this cutting edge and dynamic program, you will learn how to access this precious resource to refuel, renew and convert energy to create sustainable high performance, increased resilience, greater health and improved relationships.

Arm your leaders with the tools to mobilize, focus, inspire, and sustain the energy of those they lead. Close to 60% of leaders report being unable to get even their base level jobs done in a world of shifting priorities, constant distraction, and relentless urgency. In just trying to keep up with their own workload in an exceedingly complex world, leaders don't feel they have the time or energy to strategically add value and nourish their people for the maximum benefit of the organization. Despite their best efforts, even the most intentional and positive leaders are becoming overwhelmed, frustrated, anxious, and impatient, all of which are detrimental to their teams and their organizations. If this challenge fits your reality, it's time to get serious about how to effectively drive and position your leadership competencies into a challenge and care model. We will show you how!

While this program is inspired by my own son's diagnosis and subsequent life change due to diabetes, the stories and application are for all who face challenges and setbacks that could alter the trajectory of their lives negatively without the tools, strategies, and approach to leveraging those setbacks as a force for positive change. From one audience member: "It was like you were speaking my language, thoughts I don't get to share very often because so many people can't relate to true adversity, and how to turn something so challenging into a powerful and positive growth opportunity." The hidden gem lies in the stories we tell, our own narrative. The stories we tell ourselves are the most powerful impetus for the lives we lead. Many chronic diseases, despite their complications and inherent risks, become a force that shapes lives for the better. Find your passion, find your purpose, find your own path forward. What's your story?