FranklinCovey, a global provider of training and consulting services, received more than 17,000 registrations for its world tour of the company’s newest offering, The 5 Choices to Extraordinary Productivity.
5 Choices has the potential to bring out the best in each organisation
The tour features complimentary two-and-a-half-hour overviews of The 5 Choices to Extraordinary Productivity workshop, which was officially launched in October in the United States and has been launched progressively across the globe. At the overviews, FranklinCovey presents the business case and process for creating extraordinary productivity at all levels throughout an organisation to optimise results and increase profitability.
St Julians was one of the 177 cities on the FranklinCovey world map to host a launch of The 5 Choices. Local franchise holders Achieve Business Consultancy and Training hosted an overview of the workshop at the Corinthia Hotel, St George’s Bay for some 50 participants.
Strong demand for the overview events has resulted in the company increasing the number of cities from 150 to 177 and having multiple events in a number of cities. Event cities include Washington DC, Helsinki, Mexico City, Tokyo, Dubai, Sydney, Sao Paulo, Beijing, Delhi, Stockholm, Chicago, Mumbai, London, New York City, Cairo and Hong Kong.
“We are thrilled that more than 17,000 people across the world have registered to attend the overviews of The 5 Choices,” said Kory Kogon, productivity practice leader, FranklinCovey. “They will learn how their organisations can increase the productivity of their employees by enhancing their ability to make selective, high-impact choices as to how they manage their time, attention, and energy.
“By clarifying and transforming their key roles in life and effectively dealing with daily distractions, they can achieve extraordinary results, both personally and professionally.”
Jimmy Naudi, Partner of Achieve Business Consultancy and Training, said The 5 Choices had the potential to bring out the best in every organisation at a time when people were expected to do more with less.
The 5 Choices to Extraordinary Productivity are: Act on the important, don’t react to the urgent; Go for extraordinary, don’t settle for the ordinary; Schedule the big rocks, don’t sort gravel; Rule your technology, don’t let technology rule you; Fuel your fire, don’t burn out.