We’re adding to the already-damn-awesome program leaders we have for Box of Crayons’ flagship product, Coaching for Great Work.

Bottom line? We’re looking for entrepreneurial-y, coach-y, trainer-y, corporate gravitas-y people … a rare but potent mix.

All the details about the program (both C4GW and the Train the Trainer program) and how to apply are here:

=>  http://www.coachingforgreatwork.com/program-leader-application/

(If this isn’t for you, but you know someone who might be interested, I’d be grateful if you’d pass the news along.)

This will be my first trip to Finland, and I’m totally excited about it. And I’m delighted to be returning to the Netherlands, one of my favourite countries.

I hope I’ll see some of you there.

Helsinki, Finland, Friday September 3rd

I’m thrilled that the good people from Romana Management have invited me to Finland to work with them.

I’ll be doing a full-day Great Work program on Friday September 3rd. You’ll not on leave with a bunch of great tools to help you focus on Great Work, but an action plan to do the same.

More Information here

Utrecht, The Netherlands, Wednesday September 8th

Thanks to Elise de Bres of Life Architect, we’re running an Great Work evening event in Utrecht.

It will be based on Do More Great Work of course, but I’ll be adding a range of useful bits and pieces that aren’t in the book.

More Information about Registration

Dave and Wendy’s new book, The Why of Work, deservedly hit all sorts of top 10 lists last month when it came out.

It focused on the importance of purpose in our working lives, and you could consider this teleclass to be the Why of Great Work.

As always, it will be free-flowing, practical, engaging and fun.

It’s this coming Friday (July 23rd) at 1pm Eastern (10am Pacific, 6pm GMT).

We’re getting close to our numbers limit, so jump in fast.

Register here

You can always amend a big plan, but you can never expand a little one.
I don’t believe in little plans. I believe in plans big enough to meet a situation
which we can’t possibly foresee now.
~ Harry S. Truman

I think this is an insight more subtle than it first appears. If we plan small, we set up city walls and never escape beyond their shadow. If we plan big, then we being to hang out on the very edge of what’s possible.

If you haven’t already heard, Charlie Gilkey and I are running a free teleclass on the art of (sustainable) planning. Free tools, and some useful insights – that I can promise you.

It’s this coming Thursday at 2pm Eastern, and you sign up here:
=> http://www.productiveflourishing.com/sustainable-great-work/

Marshall Goldsmith and Michael Bungay Stanier share practical tips on how to flourish in the work you do.

Join Marshall and Michael for a free 45-minute teleclass on Monday March 29th at 12 noon Eastern.

Register here: http://bit.ly/bpJe6p

When times are challenging and demands on your energy, focus and time are only increasing, you need to have practical strategies to not only succeed but to flourish.

In this session you’ll hear Marshall and Michael share:

=> What’s at the heart of Mojo – and why you need to find it and keep it.

=> What’s the difference between Good Work and Great Work – and why Good Work can be part of the problem.

=> Three key tactics to help you keep your Mojo.

=> Four ways to Stop the Busywork so you can focus on your Great Work.

We expect this teleclass to be popular, and there are limited lines, so please register now

Register here: http://bit.ly/bpJe6p

Marshall Goldsmith is one of the world’s leading executive coaches, and author of numerous New York Times best-sellers, including What Got You Here Won’t Get You There and his latest, Mojo: How to Get It, How to Keep It, How to Get It Back if You Lose It. You can pick up free Mojo resources at www.MojoTheBook.com

Michael Bungay Stanier is the Senior Partner of Box of Crayons, a company that helps organizations do less Good Work and more Great Work. His latest book is Do More Great Work: Stop the Busywork. Start the Work That Matters and you can find free resources at www.DoMoreGreatWork.com.