Jeff Davidson can move an audience like few others. Jeff offers dynamic learning keynotes and seminar presentations. He combines outstanding content with humor, flair, and inspiration to help listeners manage information and communication overload. Jeff supercharges his audiences to take action. Frequently quoted or featured in USA Today, the New York Times, The Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times, and on 175 talk shows, more than 1,485,000 people have found Jeff's award-winning books (cumulatively selected by book clubs 31 times) audio-books, videos, keynote presentations, and executive seminars to be enlightening, entertaining, and transformational.
His ground-breaking book, Breathing Space, reveals how to avoid racing the clock and gain more control over each day. His book, The Joy of Simple Living, with a foreword by Mark Victor Hansen of Chicken Soup for the Soul, is the definitive work on simpler living offering nearly 2000 tips arranged by every aspect of life!
His latest book, The 60-Second Organizer (Adams Media, 2008) is short,
fun-filled, and power-packed, with 60 tips to get you back in control no
matter how long it's been! His recent book, The Complete Idiot's
Guide to Getting Things Done (Alpha/Penguin, 2006) over the course of
twenty-seven bite-sized chapters, lays out exactly what it takes to be both
more efficient and effective, to start regularly accomplishing tasks which
you set out to do on a daily and weekly basis, and to feel good about the
process.
Jeff's four CD audio program, Simplifying Your Work and Your Life,
(SkillPath) co-recorded with Dr. Tony Alessandra, gives career professionals
the tools and practical information they need in the face of an
over-complicated society. Jeff's two CD program, Get a Life (Oasis
Audio), offers ultra-busy professionals groundbreaking insights on how to
reclaim their lives.
Jeff lives in the coveted Lake Forest section of Chapel Hill,
where an occasional falcon or hawk perches in the front yard, and a
family of deer traverse the back yard. From late April to mid-October,
several times weekly he swims in Eastwood Lake, a hard-to-find retreat
even among veteran Chapel Hillians. The lake is a half-mile long,
shaped like an ice cream cone.
Jeff is the past president of the Carolina Speakers
Association and former national chair of the Public Relations Committee
of the Institute of Management Consultants. He has also been a member
of the board of directors of Washington Independent Writers, and for
five years running, won the U.S. Small Business Administration's state
"Media Advocate of the Year."
In 1995, Jeff launched the Breathing Space Institute, based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The Breathing Space Institute is dedicated to helping organizations and individuals, through a variety of learning tools, keynote speeches, and seminar presentations. |
