Why Training Is Key Today to Become a Class Act Today’s commercial landscape demands more than competence; it demands edge. Technology is evolving faster than ever, customer expectations are rising, and leaders are measured not only by what they know but also by how effectively they can execute under pressure. Training is no longer a tick-box exercise. World-class behaviour, commercial intelligence, and dependable performance are all shaped by this strategic engine. To become a class act, professionals must be accurate, self-assured, and polished. To become an edger, they must develop the mindset and skills that separate them from the average performer, always staying 1% ahead and consistently delivering world-class results. The link between a team's current state and the degree of excellence that characterises genuinely unmatched organisations is training. "The Power of Vocal Dynamics " - Training Design is Rehearsing Results Enjoy Sheena

Started the year with a reset. 🧭 Vacation with the family. The kids are asleep. My wife is asleep. And I’m up early getting ready to cook breakfast… and then Disney for the kids. And honestly? This is why I worked so hard all year. Not for titles. Not for applause. Not just for the paycheck. But to give my family moments I never had growing up. Memories. Experiences. Smiles I’ll replay in my mind for years. I didn’t always have this. There was a time I was sleeping on cardboard, overwhelmed, wondering if life would ever change. But God is faithful. And discipline + consistency add up over time. If you’re grinding right now and it feels slow, don’t quit. Your future family moments are being built in the quiet seasons. Grateful. Focused. Reset. Let’s work and most importantly, let’s live. 🙏🏾 #Breakfree

Who here likes to network, meet interesting people and maybe learn something cool or fun? I am hosting a virtual networking event this Thursday 4pm ET. I know it may be late for some of you. But here it is nonetheless. LINK: https://www.linkedin.com/events/tlbclub-thepowerofnetworkingeve7410850050458943488/

Do we ever get together and practice speaking in this group?

Yesterday, at the Inspiring Talks event, I shared how my ADHD brain (and long-ass To Do List) requires I move multiple projects/tasks forward on a daily basis and I do that 20 minutes at a time (and yes, I use a timer). For example, every day I dedicate one full hour to learning. Right now, that looks like this: - 20 minutes reading "Who We Are," a book by the late great Senator Murray Sinclair who was a very wise and revered elder along with a Senator and a judge. His wisdom adds to mine and his words are a joy to read. - 20 minutes reading "Internalized Oppression - The Psychology of Marginalized Groups." This book changed my life when I first read it years ago. I have decided to reread it because, as my first book says, "The book hasn't changed but I have." - And finally, I watch 20 minutes of an Alex Hormozi video. I am presently working my way through his 7 hour compilation of his many videos, clips he chose to be the most helpful. Because his videos often invoke action and understanding in me, they are best consumed in small, actionable bites. Link below if you are interested. One hour a day and I am left with so much more to offer those I serve as a speaker. And from a business perspective, people ask how I get so much done in a day, week, month, or year. This is how. Every project gets at least 20 minutes a day because even baby steps get you across the room. Works for me because this is how I have maintained my 6-figure speaking business for more than a decade. Sharing in case it might work for you. Here's the link to Alex's video that I am currently consuming (with many more on my Watch list). It's called "If you want 2026 to be the best year of your life, watch this ..."