C12 Detroit presents workshop targeted at moving beyond productivity to “A Life in Order”

Detroit area Christian business leaders challenged to rethink their priorities in upcoming event

News Release
 

ROCHESTER, MI/Apr 12/ - C12, America’s leading Christian CEO roundtable and coaching resource is sponsoring a powerful, interactive workshop on April 29th  in Rochester, Michigan.  Aimed at business owners, CEOs and key staff from companies of all sizes and across all industries, the event will inspire leaders to focus on success from a Biblical perspective.

Buck Jacobs, Chairman and Founder of C12, author and former CEO will present the workshop, “A Life in Order – Living a Life God Can Bless.” He has a passion for seeing Christian leaders focus with intensity on what matters most. Jacobs cites Tim Kizziar who states “Our greatest fear … should not be failure, but of succeeding at things in life that don’t really matter.”

The workshop challenges leaders to go beyond thinking merely about productivity and doing more; to re-examine their core beliefs, how they spend their most precious resource – their time, and the life-changing implications of a life well led. Jacobs exhorts leaders to “raise the bar” in their business and their faith stating “what we believe to be important determines our priorities and priorities are what we do. Everything else is just talk.”

Workshop participants will learn how to harness the power of an ordered life in their business. The workshop includes a practical, proven system and tools to support participants in making necessary changes to move from “busyness” to “fruitfulness”.

Roger Norberg, Area Chair, C12 Group N. Suburban Detroit, is hosting the event. “Getting a handle on how to address the increasing need to achieve business results by getting more done was identified as a top issue by our local C12 members. This workshop takes the conversation to whole new level. We’re excited to have Buck (Jacobs) lead this workshop and to offer this opportunity to our members as well as the broader community.”

For additional information and to register for the workshop:  www.C12Detroit.com/eventinfo