Have you ever bought a book but not read it?

Or bought an online course that you did not complete?

You’re not the only one. 

According to Seth Godin (in an interview with Tim Ferriss), online courses have a drop off rate of 97% so don’t feel bad that you haven’t finished some either (or the pile of books you haven’t read yet). 

Personally, my room is like a book breeding program, towers of unread or partly read books, and my computer is loaded with courses I’ve bought and done a bit of, as well as some I haven’t even set up my login for yet! 

Knowing that the completion rates are so low is concerning.  

No one wants to create programs and books that people don’t get the results they were looking for when they bought them. 

I want to make sure that you do learn what you wanted to when you got a copy of “How To Be Resilient” or enrolled in my online course. 

Self directed learning is challenging though.

To make it easier for you to build and maintain your resilience, and to make sure have the year you’ve been wanting to have, I’m going to be running in person Implementation Workshops in a city near you.

I’m pretty excited about it too! 

So far there are plans for Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Toronto and LA. 

Interested?

Click here to let me know which city you’re in. 

Look forward to getting on the road and face to face again!

Be your best,

Stacey

Stacey Copas, Author of “How To Be Resilient”, is Australia’s leading keynote speaker and facilitator on resilience and finding the opportunity in change and adversity. She has worked with large organisations such as Telstra, CSIRO and Holden, helping their leaders be their best in challenging times. Stacey has also been featured in national media including ABC, Financial Review and The Australian for her insights on resilience in the workplace.