Great Leaders have Purpose, Priorities, and Persistence

Speaking from over 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur, leader, and successful business professional, Kevin shares three proven characteristics of leadership from his experience of building, growing and selling a multi-million dollar business. 

Come learn how having a Purpose (knowing what you want), setting Priorities (organizing your day), and being Persistent (never quitting) will help you become a more effective leader.  Learn leadership success factors that will put you on track for greater efficiency, increase your performance, productivity, commitment, and help you reach your peak performance.  

Napoleon Hill said, "Create a definite plan for carrying out your desire and begin at once, whether you ready or not, to put this plan into action."  With this principle in mind, learn how to put Leadership Purpose, Priorities, and Persistence into action today.

Community Training Network

CTN is an exciting way for ASTD Houston to bring learning directly to the learner.

Meetings are created so professionals can share in each others’ development and success. CTN provides a forum for presenters to discuss current issues, best practices, and trends in workplace learning and development.  CTN meetings are open to everyone interested in learning in how they can enhance their own skills, or the knowledge and skills of others. The sessions are designed to provide for a facilitated session, networking and discussion .

Please register for the Event so that we may notify you of any program, location, or weather changes. You may also want to join the CTN(s) of your choice so that you can receive notification of upcoming events and participate in ASTD Houston LinkedIn Subgroups and find your favorite CTN subgroup discussions.

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