Battle Creek, MI. 09.10.25
"It’s important to become aware of the changes and growth we’ve experienced over the years: to appreciate every moment and to keep growing year after year."
"Remember, there’s a big difference between just building seniority and truly having EXPERIENCE…"
"Take advantage of Copilot to streamline your processes and keep learning about the benefits of working hand in hand with Artificial Intelligence…"
"How can I become more efficient in growing my skills and strengthening my competencies?"
The recepie...
“Our brain runs on autopilot most of the time… the real challenge is learning how to hack it.”
"When we try something for the first time...
When we step into situations where we don´t have all the answers...
And yes, when we MAKE MISTAKES!."
“If we really want to INNOVATE, we must take risks and dare to do things differently. Mistakes are part of the journey, the only ones who never fail are those who never change, the ones who never try anything new."
“Uncertainty is what pushes us to grow and challenge ourselves. Every step of personal and professional growth comes from overcoming tough times. Remember: nobody grows in the comfort zone.”
“They say we were given two ears and one mouth so that we’d listen twice as much as we talk. We must learn to listen more attentively.”
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“Let’s learn to hack our brain and build memories that matter… and whatever happens… DON’T THINK ABOUT MICKEY MOUSE, DON’T THINK ABOUT MICKEY MOUSE.”
“Now, every time you eat one of these chocolates, that beautiful memory will come to mind… because now it is tied to sensations, sounds, aromas, and the taste of that chocolate. For your brain, it will be practically impossible to forget this memory.”
Final homework...
“This conference features content drawn from the book: Corporate University. We invite you to read Dr. Christian Galvan’s work, where you’ll discover additional tips, strategies, and valuable insights for designing training programs, enhancing learning initiatives, and strengthening professional development pathways.”
