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Jim discusses the requirements for winning in a changing world.
Jim addresses the topic of accountability: Acknowledged ownership of the choices we make and the consequences they produce.
Jim's reveals his personal lessons learned via his near fatal accident. Victimhood: It's the Mental Choices that contain the Real Power. Setbacks are inevitable but it's the choices about the setbacks that make the difference.
How to make accountable choices when we encounter setbacks.
Learn what it's like to work with Jim to facilitate change in your environment: Leadership, Accountability, Change, Sales.
Leadership Lessons learned from Viet Nam Battle on Hill 512. As a former Marine rifle company commander, Jim understands the impact adversity can have on morale and performance. In the ultimate military "classroom", combat, he learned first-hand how leadership behavior either compounds or mitigates that impact.
Jim discusses the requirements for winning in a changing world.
Jim's reveals his personal lessons learned via his near fatal accident. Victimhood: It's the Mental Choices that contain the Real Power. Setbacks are inevitable but it's the choices about the setbacks that make the difference.
Jim's use of his humorous Happily Ever After Model describes how finding better ways begins with finding and trying alternatives to the status quo.
Jim uses humor to address the topic of Change.