Paul Batz
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- Leadership and Executive Team Coaching
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- Author, Speaker, Executive Team Coach
Paul Batz is a seasoned coach, master facilitator and inspiring professional speaker. With more than 25 years of experience in professional services he has accumulated thousands of hours facilitating clarity of message and direction and creating momentum toward important goals.
Paul’s publishing and consulting company What Really Works, is a branded statement of his belief in practical everyday wisdom that makes a difference.
Paul coaches with creativity and accountability. He writes with clever clarity, in ways that motivate people to read the next page. Clients find his speaking style entertaining, interactive and memorable. Audiences laugh, learn something about themselves and leave with an extra bounce in their step.
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ITS HOW WE LIVE – NOT WHAT WE DO FOR A LIVING THAT DEFINES US
Today, I’m feeling profound sadness and intense self-reflection as I heard the words of Harmon Killebrew telling the world his cancer is no longer treatable. Here are the Hall of Famer’s wise and precious words shared through the media: Harmon Killebrew: hero for how he lives his lifer
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HAVE YOU PONDERED YOUR ‘MARK’ LATELY?
People-watching is an insatiable craving in my life. People are beautiful, compelling and fascinating. With willing eyes and an open mind, we have so much to learn about how people choose to make their mark. While walking the beaches of Maui, Melinda and I were fascinated by an overwhelming wave of people who made the decision to decorate themselves with a tattoo. I guess that shouldn’t be too much of a surprise…people on the beaches of Maui walk around mostly uncovered – if you have a tattoo, Kaanapali Beach is a fitting showcase.
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HOW ARE YOU FEELING ABOUT YOUR FITNESS TODAY?
Don’t you just love the holiday feasts? There are very few things I enjoy more than eating and drinking with reckless abandon over the holidays. When wine is freely flowing and the air is pregnant with temptation, it feels great to grab that extra scoop of cheesy potatoes. Or eat apple pie for breakfast. Don’t you think it’s proper to fully absorb the loving spoonfuls prepared by people we love? It’s only once a year, right? Here’s a seldom quoted truism: once we get past the age of 30, the average American gains one pound per year through age 70.
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"We don't believe in work life balance"