Scott Welle Minneapolis Motivational Speaker

Your Transformation?

How did you transform from a shy individual to a well prepared, tech savvy confident public speaker? I was asked this question after a virtual keynote for a group of project
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Scott Welle Outperform Book Series

Ten Lessons from Ten Books

Less than a month ago I published my tenth book. I didn't make a big deal about it because it was more of a passion project, but if you're a golfer
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Scott Welle Goal Setting

The Missing Link to Taking Action

SMART goals are great. DUMB goals are even better. By DUMB, I mean goals that are Dream Driven, Unrealistic, Meaningful and Benefit Others. Especially right now, when teams, companies and organizations are
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Scott Welle Keynote Speaker Disney World

1-Minute Mindset on Failure

There is no failure. There is only feedback. This is one of the most critical mindset perspectives you can have to Outperform. It's something I wish I grasped when I
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The Power of Two Phrases.

Life is a series of course corrections. Sometimes major, often minor. There are two powerful phrases that help with either: 1. Until now 2. From now on Until now acknowledges some amount of shame,
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Scott Welle Peak Performance

ON or OFF?

Happy holiday weekend Friday! I recorded this short video of a simple reminder for sustained high performance and ONE thing Outperformers do very well: I hope it serves you, as you serve
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The Bill from Regret.

What motivates you to do the impressive things you've done in your life? Where does that inner drive come from? I know where it comes from for me because I've been
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Scott Welle Goal Setting

Achieve Anything.

Yesterday morning I did the opening keynote for a group of medical staff professionals in downtown Denver. The topic was goals: how we think, strategize and execute towards them. Two of
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Scott Welle Keynote Speaker PMI

The Intersection.

On Wednesday night I spoke for a group of competitive youth volleyball teams. Ages were 12-18 and at the end we did Q & A. A senior raised her hand and
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