EntreCon

The list of attributes that lead to success is endless (and not to mention completely subjective), making it complex to construct.

However, there is one thing that contributes to all success in any shape or form, and that is self-awareness. Although it may feel like a soft and fluffy skill, Kinsella, with more than 33 years of service in the United States Navy will share from his experience what the data tells us: that people with high self-awareness have more direction, purpose, influence, and success in their professional and personal lives. 
 
Despite this, a five-year study conducted by organizational psychologist Tasha Eurich, found that 95 percent of people believe they are self-aware. Yet only 10-15 percent actually are self-aware. Gulp. 
 
In his keynote, Tim will help you understand yourself, build an environment for people to reach their full potential, keep your balance in crisis and lead through the prism of love — helping you to become a more successful, influential leader - the leader your people want and need.