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Trey Watts is a former University of Tulsa football player, former professional athlete with the Rams organization, published author, leadership...
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David Munson jr is a disruptive inventor and problem solver with a long interesting successful life making a difference. He...
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Vamsi Nellutla is a Principal Data Scientist with over two decades of experience spanning healthcare, telecommunications, and financial analytics. He...
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John Fisher is a Behavioural Transformation Specialist, Master NLP Practitioner, and co-founder of J.S. Fisher Company. He is known for...
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Dr. Mayme Doumbia is a leadership and culture strategist, executive coach, and founder of Xcelsior Coaching & Consulting, based in...
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Ken Jilek helps individuals and couples make sense of Social Security before they make a decision that can shape retirement...
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Leaving a corporate career means more than changing how you earn a living. It can mean redefining your identity, facing uncertainty, and learning to trust yourself and God in unfamiliar territory. In this candid and engaging presentation, speaker, podcast host, and Bold Moves Coach Bernitha Rena shares her journey from corporate America into entrepreneurship. She explores the personal decisions behind
Many leaders unintentionally become the performance ceiling of their own organization. Decisions stall. Communication flows through one person. Delegation creates more cleanup than clarity. This session explores why capable leaders become operational bottlenecks — and how to fix it. Participants will learn: - The hidden behaviors that create leadership bottlenecks - Why smart leaders over-function (and how to stop) -
Learn about positive Psychology from the perspective of a communication studies professor at UT Dallas. What is the relationship between one's happiness and our family, hobbies, and daily activities / work life? Are we obligated to be happy? Is happiness merely an emotional state... or something more? This program shares psychology data, stories, and often Mike's experiences as an educator
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