Speaker is Speechless
This video articulates the magic I have enjoyed in flying. Especially with friends in our heavenly skies over Vancouver Island. Enjoy what we get to see on a regular basis.
About Dale Erhart
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Entries by Dale Erhart
Keynote Speech to Saskatchewan Air Cadet League
October 24, 2016 /3,856 Comments/in Aviation, Conferences and Events, Decision making, Leadership, Life Skills, Motivation /by Dale ErhartA true pleasure to offer insight on Success and decision making with practical tools for their future.
A Bigger Wheelbarrow – The Mind Has It
July 5, 2015 /3,497 Comments/in DE's Blog, Decision making, Life Skills, Motivation /by Dale ErhartI recently presented a persuasive talk to our local Toastmasters group. It resonated with many. Perhaps you could use a bigger wheelbarrow? Click to open A Bigger Wheelbarrow
Priorities: Family – Career Balance for a Happy Retirement
March 28, 2015 /3,737 Comments/in DE's Blog, Decision making, Family, Life Skills, Trust /by Dale ErhartHave you ever been made aware that your priorities don’t match your actions? I have and it hurts. I always felt that I was good at controlling my destiny and that my energy matched my motives and my objectives. Where did I stumble? And who let me know? I was becoming focused on career to […]
Meeting Planner Know your audience but really know your Point of Contact
February 7, 2015 /4,596 Comments/in Conferences and Events, DE's Blog, Trust /by Dale ErhartI enjoyed a coffee with a fellow speaker and we were discussing the importance of bringing value to not just the audience but also the people that are supporting you. I am speaking of the good folks that work to get you on stage and ensure you can perform at your peak. The first point […]
How to Avoid Goal Fade
January 24, 2015 /9,845 Comments/in DE's Blog, Life Skills, Motivation /by Dale ErhartWe all do it. We may set the goal and have clarity and understanding. We emotionally absorb that our goal has purpose and we are excited and motivated to get started. Yet…. It takes time and we let other priorities slide light gauze mesh over our target and that starts to obscure our […]
Laser Focus Your Distant Goal (and keep it sharp)
January 10, 2015 /3,631 Comments/in DE's Blog, Decision making, Life Skills, Motivation /by Dale ErhartSo we appreciate that there is value in having a higher overarching goal that is in line with your shorter term goals. But let me ask you; how do we polish that telescope lens? When you pick out that ‘dare to dream’ audacious incredible goal, you need to do 3 things to bring it into […]
Advantages of Building Your Distant Goal
December 28, 2014 /1,299 Comments/in DE's Blog, Decision making, Life Skills, Motivation, Trust /by Dale ErhartHave you found yourself engaging in a scattered approach and find difficulty in maintaining; or even establishing a clearly focused goal? Like a poorly polished telescope lens, the light is refracted and it is awkward to see a distant goal. So we set closer more practical goals. Yet, is that what we want? Is it […]
Clarity in Setting a Goal
December 18, 2014 /755 Comments/in DE's Blog, Decision making, Life Skills, Motivation /by Dale ErhartI had a great conversation with a fellow ‘motivator’ on how to best set goals. So often, we take a scattered approach and have difficulty maintaining or even establishing a clearly focused goal. It seems to me that the best way to have focus is to understand the “Why”. Why do you want this goal? […]
Personal Mission Statement
December 8, 2014 /967 Comments/in DE's Blog, Leadership, Life Skills, Motivation, Trust /by Dale ErhartMy challenge to you is to write out a mission statement for yourself. Right now. You can send yourself an email or put it on your desktop as a note. Spend the moment right now to define who you are. It is one of the best ways to work toward the goal setting that we […]
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