Chiefs Keep f#cking doubting Jon McGraw. - Page 2

I'll be attending and am happy to report back. Heck, if he's good and the price point is reasonable I might bring him in for us. We're often bringing in outside consultants to build up team members.

:-)
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Sorensen made me forget about McGraw.
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As an fan of the KSU Cats, I have always held Jon in high esteem.
EMAW
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Who!?
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Originally Posted by cmh6476:
https://members.saintjoseph.com/even...t-2175/details

2024 St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce - Chairman’s Breakfast.

Thursday, December 5, 2024 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM CST
Stoney Creek Hotel & Conference Center
1201 N Woodbine Rd
Saint Joseph, MO 64506

Topic: Emotional Agility
Learn how to understand and harness the most powerful energy source in the human body.

KEYNOTE:

Jon McGraw
Co-Founder of Vision Pursue & Former Professional Athlete

Jon co-founded Vision Pursue (VP) after its principles radically shifted his mindset, performance, and overall life experience. He’s since guided and assisted in the successful application of these principles inside hundreds of corporate teams and sports franchises. He’s a sought-after keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, and Performance Mindset trainer. Before VP, Jon played 10 years in the NFL plus completed business management and entrepreneurship programs at Harvard Business School and Wharton Business School.

$40 Breakfast Included
or $45 after Dec. 2

Anybody else here?
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Originally Posted by cmh6476:
Anybody else here?

I doubt I can make it.
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Said to go outside for 5 to 10 minutes when you first wake up and get direct sunlight. Take cold showers. Increase your dopamine. Find success in the journey in getting there and not just the outcome. Sounds like something the Chiefs could use.
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Originally Posted by cmh6476:
Said to go outside for 5 to 10 minutes when you first wake up and get direct sunlight. Take cold showers. Increase your dopamine. Find success in the journey in getting there and not just the outcome. Sounds like something the Chiefs could use.

Congrats on being able to sleep in, Jon
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