Leading with Focus <download pdf>
professional speaking programs
“You quickly captured the attention of our executives, managers, supervisors and senior level employees and left a lasting impression of the course content. ... Your motivation and energy is infectious making the audience open to the material and realizing the importance of effective leadership."
Brian M. Simmons , Director, U.S. Army Evaluation Center
“Good review of the components of leadership. You reminded me that it's important to establish a company vision. Good overall program, well paced and structured. Very motivating. Thanks."
Tom Buckley, President, Data Driven Decisions <read more testimonials>
 Mark Sincevich is an executive coach and the chief perspective officer of his company, Leading with Focus. He
works with motivated and skilled executives to help them understand themselves, visualize their potential and influence their future. When Mark works with Executives and Leaders using his Presenting with Focus coaching methodology for important sales presentations, he has achieved over an 80% win rate! Presenting with Focus or powerful communications is just one of the many facets of Mark's Coaching with Focus program.
Mark also works with organizations to develop leaders with more focus and creativity. He does this through a unique photography angle in his speaking programs and writing. Mark helps his customers to gain a fresh perspective, generate new ideas, sharpen the focus and create more business. Leading with focus begins with great personal leadership. There are three key components or legs like a solid tripod that support leading with focus. The first leg is creativity, the second is powerful communication or presenting with focus, and the third, or stabilizing leg, is life balance. An organization or leader needs to have an idea, has to communicate it effectively and needs a balanced life to see the idea implemented and to enjoy the process. And all great tripods have a hook underneath the center column. This is typically for a camera bag or a heavy weight, so the tripod doesn't get blown over by a strong wind. Mark calls this weight a Perspective Pad.
And when you keep a Perspective Pad, you will further realize what your accomplishments mean to you and your organization. Leading with Focus is also a self-perpetuating cycle.
When more space is given to the life balance leg, the greater the opportunity for creativity to emerge.
This allows the cycle to repeat itself and also strengthens your leadership potential!
Mark usually has his Perspective Pad and a camera with him wherever he goes, and he loves to speak about his experiences. This led him to develop the Staash Perspective System (SPS). The SPS takes its inspiration from photography and teaches that simplicity leads to more powerful communication and leadership. Mark's professional speaking programs are organized by focus. Whether the focus is externally on how an organization perceives the world, internally on the individuals that are an organization's most valuable asset, or when a balanced focus is required, the Leading with Focus speaking programs will allow you to gain a fresh perspective, generate new ideas, sharpen the focus and create more business. Download Mark's One-Sheet
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External Focus
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Leading with Focus
connecting your time and
energy to the things that matter |
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Presenting with Focus
powerful presentation skills and communications for executives and leaders |
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Balanced Focus
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Perspective is Everything
the quest for work/life balance |
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Internal Focus
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The Art of Seeing
learn how to generate new ideas
for yourself and your organization |
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The Perspective Pad
simple journal planning techniques
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Photography Specific
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The Digital
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