Soundview Executive Book Summaries to Host Interactive Webinar with Jones Loflin

Online, June 5, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Letting something grow on its own rarely brings the desired results.

In this week's Soundview Live webinar, Award-Winning Results Don't Come Naturally, Jones Loflin draws principles from the process of growing award-winning apples and helps participants apply these "orchard" principles to their own situations, creating the opportunity to "grow" the future "blue ribbon" results most desired by themselves and their organization. Learn more at http://www.summary.com/track/_/Award-Winning-Results-Dont-Come-Naturally.

Drawing on skills honed as an educator, business owner, and speaker, Jones has created and conducted training programs for groups ranging from international corporations and trade associations to governmental agencies and educational institutions. Jones' insightful programs make an impact instead of an impression because they regularly include the use of humor, powerful examples and frequent audience involvement. His client list includes Wal-Mart, Microsoft, Bridgestone, US Airways, Siemens International, Federal Express, The US Navy and a host of other international business and education-related organizations.

Jones is President of Helping Others Prepare for Excellence, a business meeting the training and development needs of individuals and organizations. He resides in North Carolina with his wonderful wife, their two perfect daughters and two hyperactive Labrador Retrievers.

Attendees will learn:
• To be more intentional about creating the optimum environment for the right things to grow in their individual roles as well as a department or team.
• To become more proactive about leading and managing change, and experience greater success in grafting new ideas or actions into their work and life routines.
• To prune habits, attitudes, actions and/or perspectives that are draining resources from areas of critical importance.
• To leverage the positive motivation and energy that comes from celebrating more harvest moments as an individual and a team.