Discover How High-Performing Leaders and Executives are Redefining Their Relationship with Alcohol
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Ready to jump in with some uncomfortable questions?
- Do you usually exercise great judgment and control over most aspects of your life, but alcohol is a strange exception?
- Are you ready to negotiate a better deal with alcohol giving it a much smaller, less significant role in everything you do?
- Are you tired of playing drinking games that always seem to end up with you being the loser?
- Ever thought you might be over drinking out of habit, boredom, or societal pressure and then regret it later, or worse the next morning?
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We will show you how to lead yourself to extraordinary outcomes that fuel:
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Better Leadership, Better Decisions, Better Results.
While alcohol is one of the most commonly used drugs in the United States, its effects on the ability to reason, decision making, and performance are uncommonly paralyzing.
According to the CDC, Centers for Disease Control, alcohol abuse costs the U.S. economy over $179 Billion in lost workplace productivity.