Brad Barton
Ready to ignite your high-performance team, shake 'em up, and create a team culture that accomplishes more in less time at a higher profit?
Hire an expert. World record-breaking track athlete, continuous improvement expert, Brad Barton, does the trick.
Sure, Brad was a US Olympic Trials qualifier, NCAA All-American, internationally ranked Steeplechaser, and was named Weber State University Athlete of the Year. That was then. He was even recently inducted into the Weber State University Athletic Hall of Fame for his collegiate exploits.
But what has Brad Barton, a corporate continuous improvement expert, done lately?
Actually, quite a bit. He shattered a world record and ran the fastest (over 45 years old) indoor mile ever, at 4:16.83, set three American records in the 3000 m Steeplechase and topped it off with two US and a pair of World Masters Games Championship titles. And that's in 2013! Brad ran the Mile in 4:19 at 53 years of age, the only 50-plus-year-old to break 4:20 in history. This guy is the best of the best!
Why care?
Helping teams revitalize their 'can do' culture and equipping them with power tools to reach for HARD goals while having fun is what Brad Barton is all about.
Whether you need an entertaining and inspiring, Strive For Greatness keynote that will change your brain and stretch your beliefs, a full day, 30 Days to Record-Breaking Performance training, or a leadership team, Back On Track, consultation, Brad Barton is your continuous improvement expert.
Invite Brad to help you too, become the best of the best.
Ready to ignite your high-performance team, shake 'em up, and create a team culture that accomplishes more in less time at a higher profit?
Hire an expert. World record-breaking track athlete, continuous improvement expert, Brad Barton, does the trick.
Sure, Brad was a US Olympic Trials qualifier, NCAA All-American, internationally ranked Steeplechaser, and was named Weber State University Athlete of the Year. That was then. He was even recently inducted into the Weber State University Athletic Hall of Fame for his collegiate exploits.
But what has Brad Barton, a corporate continuous improvement expert, done lately?
Actually, quite a bit. He shattered a world record and ran the fastest (over 45 years old) indoor mile ever, at 4:16.83, set three American records in the 3000 m Steeplechase and topped it off with two US and a pair of World Masters Games Championship titles. And that's in 2013! Brad ran the Mile in 4:19 at 53 years of age, the only 50-plus-year-old to break 4:20 in history. This guy is the best of the best!
Why care?
Helping teams revitalize their 'can do' culture and equipping them with power tools to reach for HARD goals while having fun is what Brad Barton is all about.
Whether you need an entertaining and inspiring, Strive For Greatness keynote that will change your brain and stretch your beliefs, a full day, 30 Days to Record-Breaking Performance training, or a leadership team, Back On Track, consultation, Brad Barton is your continuous improvement expert.
Invite Brad to help you too, become the best of the best.
Do Something That's Never Been Done
Go beyond progress and improvement; reach beyond reason; live in the realm of world-class excellence as you transform team efforts into record-breaking performance.
This is what happens as we focus less on better processes and more on the process of getting better. This simple mental/emotional position empowered Brad Barton to shatter decades-old world records....
Seeing Beyond Illusions
Most obstacles aren't really there. They are nearly always illusions. It's true. Brad Barton proves it!
Are you ready for engaging stories, startling magic, profound insights about really difficult barriers - that don't exist?
Misdirection, mental conditioning... techniques magicians use to fool us for fun - can also perpetuate illusions that aren't fun! "Good enough is good enough." "Things that seem bad are bad." "Avoiding problems avoids...
Ignite World-Class Performance
How do you accelerate your team's professional development? Enhance their expectations, not just their performance. As they accept world-class performance as an everyday thing, they become a world-class team. As they fundamentally enhance their perception and response to serious difficulty, their toughest challenges suddenly become their greatest opportunities. When they - and you - think that way, you have created a world-class culture.
Are you ready to transform your way of...
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