Speaking & Workshops with Alex

In addition to 1-on-1 coaching, Alex is available for speaking engagements, workshops, as well as short and long term training.

“The Law of the Lid: Leadership Ability Determines a Person’s Level of Effectiveness”

– John Maxwell The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership

The Law of the Lid is the first, and most important, of the 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership. It sets the foundation upon which all of the other laws are built. Understanding this first law is the key to realizing your full potential.

This law explains how your leadership skills define your level of effectiveness in every part of your life. Your ability to lead and influence other people at work, at home, and during every interaction in your personal life. Also, it means that your business, your family, and everything activity you touch will only be effective as you are.

So, how do you lift that lid?

Developing yourself as a leader takes effort and time, but it isn’t difficult. The instant you commit to improving your leadership skills, you start to become a better leader. As your lid begins to rise, you’ll see the rest of your world start to become more effective as well. You’ll soon be passing on what you’ve learned to others, and your influence, and your income, will grow.

How do I start?

Drop me an email, hit me up on Facebook or Twitter, or leave a comment. I’ll be in touch and we’ll take it from there.

Which one do I choose?

One of these programs is a fit for the challenges in your life, or in your organization. They address everything from interpersonal relationships to professional development, from finding your dreams to finding the successful side of failure.

Any of these topics can be presented in several formats, and adjusted to the time available:

A keynote speech from 30-120 minutes
A multi-hour workshop with interactive conversations and sharing experiences
A multi-week seminar focused on individual growth and relying heavily on participant participation

Participants will leave with actionable steps to align their approach with the environment in which they lead.