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How to Lead Like a Symphony Conductor

Here’s a great lesson in leadership from a symphony conductor. Turns out you don’t need to know how to play all the instruments!

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award winning performance, Bill Stainton, business speaker, keynote speaker, leadership, leadership speaker, leadership training, motivational speaker, running a business

7 Reasons Why Your Shower is Your Personal Idea Booth!

Posted by: Bill Stainton

Many people say they come up with their best ideas in the shower. Why is that? Here are my Top 7 Reasons why your shower is your Personal Idea Booth!

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Creativity, Producing Results

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What Does This Super Bowl Champ Say About Limitations?

Posted by: Bill Stainton

By all rights, Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Wilson shouldn’t even be a quarterback! Instead, he’s a Super Bowl Champion. Here’s why.

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2015

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award winning performance, Bill Stainton, business speaker, exceeding expectations, keynote speaker, leadership, leadership speaker, limitations, limiting beliefs, motivational speaker, overcoming limitations, Russell Wilson, Seahawks, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl, work ethic

Is This Why You Aren’t Creating Lasting Change?

Posted by: Bill Stainton

Change is difficult, particularly in Haiti. What I learned here about what works and what doesn’t work applies just as much to your organization.

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JAN
2015

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Change, Producing Results

Bill Stainton, business speaker, change, haiti, haiti earthquake, keynote speaker, leadership, leadership speaker, leadership training, leading change, leading through change, motivational speaker

The Real Truth Behind Obstacles

Posted by: Bill Stainton

What’s going to get in the way of you producing the results you want to produce this year? If you find yourself coming up against some obstacles, you might want to watch this short video!

Now it’s your turn. What are some of the obstacles you’ve faced that turned out to be surprisingly surmountable once you put your mind to it? Please share your experience in the Comments section below so that others can ...

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award winning performance, Bill Stainton, business speaker, keynote speaker, leadership speaker, motivational speaker, producing results, professional speaker, success

Are You Making This Mistake When Leading Your Team Through Change?

Posted by: Bill Stainton

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You may have seen the clip; it was all over the news—and not just the sports news. In a November 2014 football game between Utah and Oregon, Utah wide receiver Kaelin Clay runs the ball for what appears to be an easy touchdown. Just one ... Continue Reading →

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DEC
2014

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Change, Leadership, Producing Results, Teams

award winning performance, Bill Stainton, business speaker, change, keynote speaker, leadership, leadership speaker, leadership training, leading change, leading through change, motivational speaker, professional speaker, running a business, running your business, teamwork

How to Create Your Best Year Ever

Posted by: Bill Stainton

As 2014 comes to an end, what can you do create an even more successful 2015? Here are four steps to creating your best year ever!

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DEC
2014

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award winning performance, Bill Stainton, business speaker, goal setting, goals, keynote speaker, leadership speaker, motivational speaker, success

A Senior Exec Reveals the Myth of Experience

Posted by: Bill Stainton

It’s a common myth: the more experience you have, the better, right? As a senior executive from Procter and Gamble explained to me, that’s not always the case!