Jeff Davidson is a leading authority on work-life balance and personal systems for accomplishment. In high demand as a conference speaker, he offers dynamic learning keynotes and seminar presentations, combining outstanding content with humor, flair, and inspiration, leaving his audiences supercharged and ready for action.
Frequently quoted or featured in USA Today, the Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times, and on hundreds of talk shows, Jeff has reached a worldwide audience that has found his 32 books and more than 3,450 articles to be enlightening, entertaining, and life-changing. His latest book, The 60-Second Procrastinator (Adams Medai) is short, fun-filled, and power-packed, with 60 tips to get you started on whatever you've been putting off!
The hallmarks of Jeff Davidson's books and keynote presentations are an insatiable quest to find an easier way to accomplish goals, a versatile intellect, an empathetic perspective, and an extraordinary focus on the current issues and obstacles blocking the paths of today's career professionals. These qualities are all highlighted as Jeff actively engages, stimulates, and inspires both his readers and his audiences. The result is an enjoyable, educational, uplifting experience.
Jeff talks to corporate groups and associations worldwide about techniques for achieving more breathing space and flourishing in a career or business. He adds to his expertise by constantly seeking new ways to increase the quality and duration of breathing space that he experiences on a daily basis.
Companies that have retained Jeff as a consultant or speaker have reported impressive results. Jeff has spoken in almost every industry from aviation to zoology and has addressed individuals in administration, law, banking, education, finance, government, health care, manufacturing, retailing, and wholesaling. He has also addressed charitable organizations, executive round tables, and partner's programs. His client list includes many Fortune 500 companies as well as national and international associations and organizations.
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