Roddy Chong

Roddy introduces audiences to a phenomenon that is necessary to achieve goals on any stage — in offices and industries each and every day. Truth is, scrappy people, teams, and companies accomplish more and are more effective. Roddy explains how to implement The Scrappy Factor as part of our fundamental foundation.
Take-aways:
• Audience members will learn the definition of “scrappy” and how to apply it in their current role to achieve success. Inspiring case studies of “scrappiness” will also be revealed.
• Participants will learn how to work with more agility by eliminating over-thinking and self-imposed interruptions.
• Members will also learn how scrappy times of productivity are when one’s best work is accomplished, according to Parkinson’s Law.

Many motivators have challenged audiences to move toward the uncomfortable in life. Roddy takes this concept a step farther — telling his audiences how to find comfort and innovate within the uncomfortable. This keynote shatters stale perceptions of potential, reality, and purpose. It gives audience members instant action items that they can take back to the workplace.

Take-aways:
• Audience members will learn to define their foundational goal in any endeavor—and how that foundational goal is actually achieved in the uncomfortable places in life and work.

• Participants will learn that discipline is not only for our children, but if we are truly disciplined, then our children will become more disciplined also.

•Members will also learn how correcting course from a failure is necessary to navigating the future more accurately.

There are specific reasons that rock stars become well-known brands. They become household names by being more than simply talented individuals. Roddy has spent years touring alongside some of the biggest rock stars and shares the secrets to performing effectively on some of the largest stages in the world — and how you can use those secrets in your everyday life.
Take-aways:
•Audience members will learn the performance motto, “Be seen and be good.”
•Participants will learn how the two handrails of specificity and clarity lead to a rock star performance.
•Members will also learn what rock stars do when waiting in the wings just before a performance, when a “mistake” happens during a performance, and how they conclude a performance with distinction.

In a world where policy, procedure, and sheet music dictate performance, our ability to live outside of others’ expectations is diminished. Roddy shows audiences how to tap into their innate leadership instincts and rise to their own potential.
Take-aways:
• Audience members will learn the art of rule-surpassing instead of breaking.
• Participants will learn the science and history of “the gut feeling.”
• Members will also learn how to be open to experience influences beyond the norm, leading to new effectiveness in work and life.