Breaking Bad Habits

Few things in life are more difficult than kicking bad habits and developing new positive ones. These bad habits can lead to underachievement, decreased sense of self-worth and unhappiness. In contrast, good habits can create a kind of auto-pilot, leading to greater accomplishment, better relationships and greater happiness.Ray Williams is the Principal and President of Ray Williams Associates, a company based in Vancouver and Co-Founder of Success University, a company based in Phoenix, both providing executive coaching, leadership training and personal growth services and products. Ray has been a CEO, senior HR Executive, Management Consultant, and Coach for the past 35 years. He has undergraduate and graduate training in Psychology, English, Business and Management. He is an established author of two books on leadership, a novel, and over 300 articles on leadership the workplace and personal growth, published in a variety of publications such as The Financial Post, Psychology Today and Salon. He is also a Professional Speaker in demand throughout North America.