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Ken Keis
Live Well, Work Well: Assess for Success
July 30, 2009 Noon Pacific, 1 pm Mountain, 2 pm Central, 3 pm EST
Many people assume work is the major cause of stress in their lives, but stress can come from many different sources. Learn how to assess stress caused by work, personal relationships, social situations, health and nutrition, and time. Ifentify your stressors and determine practical steps you can take to reduce them.
Bio
Ken Keis, MBA, CPC, is an internationally known author, speaker, and consultant. In the past 20 years, he has conducted over 2000 presentations, including 10,000 hours of coaching and HR consulting; published 300 articles, and designed more than 40 business management, leadership, personal and career development, wellness, or sales processes—writing 2 million + words of content along the way. His book assists others to discover their purpose: My Source Experience Journal – A Personal Discovery Process for Those Who Want to Lead a Passionate and Fulfilling Life. Ken is President and CEO of Consulting Resource Group International.
A Certified Professional Consultant with an MBA in International Management, Ken is considered one of the foremost global experts on how assessment strategies and processes not only increase but multiply your success rate.
Called one of the most passionate presenters you will ever experience, Ken is also an Internet Radio Host, TV and Radio Guest, and Seminar Speaker. His focus is sharing CRG’s unique developmental models to assist individuals, families, teams, and organizations to realize their potential and purpose in the emotional, mental, psychological, intellectual, interpersonal, physical, financial, and spiritual areas of life.
CLICK HERE to learn more about career and wellness assessment tools.

Exercise: Achieve Success by Challenging the Myths
1. If nothing changed in your life over the next 5 years, would that be okay?
2. If you answered No, then by default you have acknowledged you need to change something. List some of the circumstances you would like to change in the next few months and years.
3. If you are living on purpose and feel connected to your interests, then self-motivation is not required. If you need to be motivated, determine why you do.
4. Don’t limit your expectations, just because some people don’t believe you can have it all. Having a successful business does not mean you cannot have a successful family or recreational life.
5. If you are really living on purpose, your life can change form but not the core substance. If a complete shift has occurred for you, that usually means you were not connected to your Source or purpose to start with.
6. Yes, you can have faith and your own will—and not be in conflict.
7. Getting rich or fixed quickly is rare and a myth. Be ready for a more subtle and consistent growth curve.
8. Achieving success means not only taking action but understanding reality, instead of myths. To make sure you are living on purpose—based on real information and strategies—get My Source Experience Journal ™ to start you on the right track.
9. Know yourself. Understand your primary needs and preferences, then build a life around them.
10. Achieving success means avoiding the myths and embracing true success strategies.
Did you want to meet Ken Keis prior to our interview? Well you can.
Listen to Ken Keis during a career development radio interview at:
careerresourcegroup.com...
Or watch Ken’s Keynote Address to the Career Management Association at:
careerresourcegroup.com...
Or read one of Ken’s over 200 ezines at www.crgleader.com. You have to register to have access to the ezine archives but it’s easy and free.
