Author: Don Yaeger

April 6, 2020 How To Work From Home When Kids Are Home How To Work From Home When Kids Are Home As schools close, how do you handle staying focused and productive with children (or other family members) sharing what is your “work” space? I will cover the habits of those who do this masterfully in this free excerpt from our Virtual Workforce Motivator Series. Click here to find out what lessons are coming...

April 5, 2020 How to See Yourself Successful How to See Yourself Successful Have you ever composed your acceptance letter before you’ve even been interviewed for a position? If not, you will by the end of this Journey to Greatness Master Course excerpt about NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal!

April 4, 2020 How to Confront Loneliness & Isolation How to Confront Loneliness & Isolation We may not have a physical watercooler around which we can discuss things, but there are ways we can continue to grow our team chemistry and ensure that no one struggles with loneliness. As you listen to this free excerpt from our Virtual Workforce Motivator Series, we’ll encourage you to be proactive and give everyone...

April 3, 2020 How to Eliminate Excuses How to Eliminate Excuses When excuses are no longer an option, you can focus your attention on the job you have to do, and not why it didn’t get done. You will learn how to remove excuses from your vocabulary in this keynote speech segment about my game of one-on-one with Michael Jordan. Click here to find out what lessons are coming up this week! April 3, 2020 How...

April 2, 2020 How to Manage Team Dysfunction with Truth How to Manage Team Dysfunction with Truth Moments of friction are inevitable! Ultimately, the Great Teams are the ones who can manage and overcome dysfunction. Kevin Eastman, an assistant coach for the 2008 NBA Champion Boston Celtics sat down to discuss how he uses the word “truth” to manage team dysfunction. Click here to find out...

April 1, 2020 How to Find a Mentor How to Find a Mentor A mentor is someone we can trust with the development of another person; someone we know will pour into and add value to another’s life. One of my greatest mentors was legendary coach John Wooden. I had the privilege of spending hours with Coach, and he taught me by example what a good mentor should look like. Click here to find out what lessons...