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George Watson

The six most important things you should know about George Watson...

1) Founded 2 different businesses, Watson Graphic Design in 1991 with typical customer feedback stating that 98% of them being 100% satisfied and said they would use him again! His second business initiative was Revolutions Coaching & Training Corporation for 6 years where he trained and coached 28 executives from 24 different organizations exceeding their expected written goals by a minimum of 25% and a maximum of 68%.

2) Internationally recognized business coach and published author with expertise in leadership, business performance and management. Has personally coached over 250 business people honing his ability to rapidly deploy strategies to enhance the profitability and productivity of small to medium sized enterprises, producing astounding results for owners and executives. Powerfully implements whole culture accountability taking one medium business from $6 - $10 Million in 12 months!

3) Highly creative and originally studied to become a full time minister. Worked for a non-profit community church of 400 people motivating and training people to be at their highest and best. He is currently involved in his community through his church by sitting on the board of Elders.

4) He is a student of business having read over 500 business books equaling over 3,500 hrs of study and is a powerful public speaker –speaking a minimum of 10 venues per year with 93% of participants recommending him to others and being fully satisfied with his presentations.

5) He is eliminating the victim mindset on the planet –assisting people in "getting off it" and to contribute their best gifts to humanity.

6) Happily married and still madly in love with Laurene, his wife of 22 years, with whom he is raising three children: Jonathan, Ashley, and Stephanie.

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Jamie MacDonald

Jamie currently leads “Maximum Impact” a consulting, training and professional development organization. Maximum Impact specializes in assisting leaders and managers to achieve at higher levels, in either business or the not-for-profit sector.

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Phil Hemmings

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  • The Disney Attitude

    I went to Disneyland last week for a long awaited family vacation.  We were excited to get off the plane and be greeted by the sunny hot weather of southern California after leaving Vancouver’s grey wet skies.  The sun was shinning, the palm trees were swaying, and our hotel pool…was being painted.   The staff at the hotel “felt ...
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  • Wrestling A 200lb Gorilla

    I came out to my car Saturday morning and found a ticket on my windshield.  I was pretty “ticked” off to use acceptable blog language.  The city had warned me that if it snowed more than 2” all cars needed to be off the road so the snowploughs can do their job.  Fair enough.  The problem was it called for rain and a balmy 5 degr ...
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  • Never Let Both Feet Leave The Ground

    In February 2003, a group of tourists excitedly waited to embark on a hot air ballon trip over the beautiful Californian wine country. One tourist decided to help out the ballon crew by holding unto the basket as they were about to light the ballon's propane burner. As soon as the burner was lit, the ballon un-expectantly soared high into the ...
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  • Quick Social Skills Lesson

      The one constant in our lives is the presence of people.  They're everywhere.  Like them or hate them, you need to interact with them to survive, let alone get ahead in life.  Some of us have almost perfected the art of communicating with people while others struggle in this area and view most human interaction with great anx ...
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  • Let it Flow

     Have you ever heard an athlete say that they were “in the groove”?  That their mind was so clear that everything seemed to “flow”?   Whether an athlete, artist, or banker, we can all experience that “flow.   And much like a running water tap, when the pipes become clogged with obstructions our flow is disrupted and th ...
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