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THE 8AM VIRTUAL SPEAKER SERIES
'Activating' Your People
by 'Animating' Your Leadership
Rick Tamlyn
August 29, 2024
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How to connect (almost) instantly.
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Understand that all aspects of ourselves are resourceful.
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Learn how two conversations design everything.
Please be aware of the following:
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As a thank you for presenting for no charge, each speaker in this series will get contact information of all who are present for their talk so they may stay in touch.
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The recording of each speaker will only be shared with that speaker for their own use.
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A “key takeaway” from each recording will be captured and put in the Charmm’d Directory for your future reference so mark your calendar and plan to attend live.
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Rick Tamlyn inspires people to be their best. His compelling purpose is to encourage and assist others so that when they reach the end of their lives they can say, “That was a great life!” rather than, “I wish I had done more.”
In 2001, Rick co-created The Bigger Game: a tool that inspires people from all walks of life to get out of their comfort zones and invent the lives they want. Rick is the author of Play Your Bigger Game: 9 Minutes to Learn, a Lifetime to Live (Hay House, Oct. 2013).
As a trusted advisor for Fortune 100 companies, small businesses, nonprofits, and churches, he has built a global audience, speaking and conducting workshops in more than 17 countries. His current bigger game is “to activate millions of people around the world to play their own compelling bigger games.”
Rick is a Certied Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and a Master Certied Coach (MCC) as designated by the International Coach Federation (ICF), and is a senior trainer for The Coaches Training Institute, a world-renowned coach training and leadership development organization.
He has a B.A. in Communications from Hope College in Michigan and an MFA from the University of Connecticut
