Update: May 2020 –
All topics have been modified to be delivered via Webinars. (VILT’s) Ask us about a free webinar for your team.
What others are saying about Eric’s Webinars and VILT.
New COVID-19 virtual training – (1) How to be productive working from home. (2) How to lead a remote workforce. (3) Stress fix – Get stress under control in times of uncertainty. More topics are added weekly. Email us for a free 30-minute discovery call to find out how Eric can help your team or group.
Time Energy Focus book is now available on Amazon
Eric Herdman orchestrates know how, for over 20 years, he has delivered keynote speeches and full day workshops across the nation, devoted to improving leadership skills, productivity, grit, resilience and optimize ourselves so that we can put our best out there everyday.
Eric Herdman orchestrates know how, for over 20 years, he has delivered keynote speeches and full day workshops across the nation, devoted to improving leadership skills, productivity, grit, resilience and optimize ourselves so that we can put our best out there everyday.
When I work with you my job is to NOT make more time for you…. but to make you and your team better so that you can do exponentially more with the time you have!
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Eric Herdman, business coach: coached clients including Pfizer, Check Free Systems, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, and Los Angeles Housing Authority to assist them to meet their productivity goals.
Eric Herdman, author: wrote 3 books including “Actions Speak Louder Than Words”, “No, You Suck!”, and “The Complete Guide to Managing Everything, Everyone, and Every Task”, addressing modifying workplace behaviors and improving productivity and leadership skills.
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Eric Herdman, athlete: has completed 103 triathlons, 35 ultra-marathons and 8 marathons. He holds the 12 hour race course record in both “Flatlanders” Saint Louis, MO, and “Race Against the Clock” in Oakland, CA, as well as the 50 mile course record in the “Valley of Fire” in Nevada. Eric has run 24 continuous hours on a treadmill racking up 131.9 miles.
