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Rich Bracken is a global keynote speaker, marketing executive, and media personality. He routinely works with associations, companies, and individuals nationwide looking to establish sustainable change and improve their approach to achieving their goals. Rich Bracken is a frequent speaker and writer on emotional intelligence, leadership, goal setting and achievement, change management, and communication.
As a speaker, author, and professor of leadership, Rich Bracken has used his energetic, insightful, and often comedic approach to influence leaders and global companies through his virtual and in-person keynotes and media features with Fox News, CBS News, Vice, Reader’s Digest, Meeting Professionals International, Western Independent Bankers, and the Legal Marketing Association.
He is also the host of the uplifting EnRich Your Soul podcast, where he shares insight on motivation through his own experience and interviews with celebrities and thought leaders.
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Whether or not you realize it, your emotional intelligence plays a huge role in your everyday life. From the moment you wake up until the moment you close your eyes at night, your EQ helps you make decisions that can make or break your day. By leveraging emotional intelligence, you take control back over your emotions,
your stress, your relationships, and your schedule to live a healthier, happier life. In this presentation, Rich will dive into the core elements of emotional intelligence that are used most frequently in your day-to-day activities and interactions.
While it would be ideal to have a glowing path from current status to ideal goal, you can create one for your organization by using three things that every leader should have: a brain, a heart and courage. Rich discusses how the classic film "The Wizard of Oz" translates into effective leadership by leveraging these three traits into goal setting and achievement for any organization, big or small. He will discuss how the lack of any of the three could derail your company's focus and success and how each can be maximized using simple daily behavior.
Giving presentations is no easy feat. Not only are you tasked with engaging and educating a crowd for up to 60 minutes, there are so many different elements that go into how impactful (or not impactful) your presentation will be. To be memorable and impactful, there are some key elements to every presentation that need to be in place. From what you say to how you say it to visual elements, Rich will share how you can wrap all of these things into one present with a proper bow on top.
Goals are ironically one of the most difficult things to attain. From individuals to companies, strategic goals, sales goals and weight loss goals, we struggle to hit the mark on what seems to be most important. It’s the reason that health clubs are packed in January and less so in February. It’s the excitement of a shiny new company initiative, only to lose momentum halfway through the quarter. This presentation will change those previous cultures by providing you and your organization with the keys to successful goal achievement. Whether it’s a short-term change or a long-term initiative, you will be positioned to be successful and maintain that success.
In an extremely competitive landscape, how can you develop a strategy of differentiation without battling it out on cost? You deliver an ideal client experience. With the creation of the ultimate client experience, you can separate yourself from the log jam of competitors while also creating a roster of clients who will sing your praises in the marketplace. Through this enhancement, you will also create a culture of pride and positivity in your firm. In this presentation, Rich will walk the audience through the identification of current status vs. ideal
status of your client experience and how to implement internal strategies to build a new culture of excellence.
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Watch our full conversation here: Do Your Emotions Get The Best Of You?
"There are things outside your control and things within your control. And managing oneself or maybe one way to frame it is putting yourself in a position to be able to deploy or employ some really critical emotional intelligence skills or capacities."
- Rich Bracken"We forget to focus on the things that are important—the tasks at hand, who's responsible for what—so we have a better outlook on how we can get back to the middle road to achieve our goals."
- Rich Bracken"Self-care (...) it's about doing little things to take care of yourself—like not booking back-to-back meetings on your calendar, implementing music intentionally in your day, exercising, meditation."
- Rich Bracken"Social media is powerful and can be great currency to connect with clients, vendors, the community, expand your brand, communicate what's important. But there are pitfalls, and emotional intelligence in that arena couldn't be more important because it's harder to read tone and texture, and we add meaning where it isn't necessarily meant to be."
- Rich Bracken"By supporting (others), you're actually supporting their journey and helping them become more comfortable with the idea of sharing themselves."
- Rich Bracken""Authenticity is key. Be real about your struggles and frustrations. People can relate to that."
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