Chris Capehart

Based on the book Step In this perspective shifting motivational talk, Chris breaks down the popular concept from his recent book, Step, called the “Proverbial Mile.” He describes how the mile stands between: A person and their dreams... A business and it’s objectives... An organization and its mission… Chris shatters the illusion the mile projects in our heads by practical advice on how to look at the mile in a different way. Audiences walk away from this talk ready to take immediate action in their lives, businesses, and organizations.

This controversial title makes for an emotional experience with audiences of all types as Chris gets personal about the “blank” that happens in our lives. Through his personal experience (losing a mother to suicide, father to cancer, and failing in several businesses) he examines how we can deal with the “blanks” of our lives whether it be personal or professional. This is a must hear talk as Chris identifies the three keys to getting through “blank.” Audiences are floored with Chris'vulnerability, and walk away truly connected with the daily challenges they face and a fresh take on how to approach them.

“If only we could create more time!” One of the biggest frustrations Chris has heard from people when asked, “what’s your biggest challenge in creating the life you want?” is something along the lines of, “I don’t have enough time” or “If I only had the time.” The Life Story Workshop is a comprehensive and guided process that results in a plan to create time for the things that matter. Every day our actions are writing a page in our story. By writing the ending of our story ahead of time, we can build a daily plan that makes that end a reality. In this workshop participants will: Learn How to Find Time for Things That Matter Identify Time Thieves (Things Masquerading as Priority and Stealing Valuable Time) Define their Life Purpose Define their Life Priorities Define their Core Values Create Time and Priority Guardrails Create a Realistic Plan for Their Desired Life