Attention, Leaders! Escape Your Operational Inertia, Attend MONTCO Today’s Excellence in Execution Seminar

There are a number of obstacles to achieving the executional excellence that all leaders desire.

Whether it’s a lack of vision or mission, the day-to-day crisis management the job inevitably entails, or a lack of employee buy-in, it is imperative to first step outside the operational inertia of your position in order to gain a fresh perspective on the direction of your organization.

You’ll have the opportunity to do so and more at 8:30 AM on March 29, when MONTCO Today, in collaboration with Michael Gidlewski of Achievement Unlimited, hosts the first seminar in its Small Business Seminar Series, entitled Excellence in Execution, at the Conference Center at the CCEDC in Exton.

Tickets are $249 each, $199 for non profits. Click here to register.

Gidlewski is a growth catalyst and motivational speaker who works with business owners and entrepreneurs to clearly define the elements of what they dearly want their lives to look like, then helps them connect all the moving parts that make up those visions to consistent action and habits.

He will help you escape the day-to-day frenzy of daily events and deadlines and sharpen your focus on the long term.

Execution, not strategy, is what usually separates winners from losers in most industries, and generally explains the difference between success and failure in most organizations.

Being able to make progress toward achievable goals is a great motivator; however, not having achievable goals is a huge de-motivator.

Just like smokers who know that smoking is bad for their health, knowing without action is delusion. And so this seminar will help you go from knowing to doing.

In an economy where we’re all tasked with doing more with less and where good is not quite good enough, learn to go faster by slowing down, and learn how to ascend from mere effectiveness to efficiency and then excellence.

Click here to register.

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