Stop Being Busy Be More - by Dan Irvin (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

"Not only did he engage our diverse audience of high-level leaders and executives in a multitude of ways, but he exceeded our expectations through all parts of the process from planning to delivery."
-- Club Management Association of America Keynote Speaker:

"Book Dan today!... As our closing keynote, he brought the conference home for us with his engaging keynote "3 Habits of Consciously Intentional Leaders" and left the attendees with actionable takeaways that they loved!"
--Human Resource Association Conference Keynote Speaker

"Dan was great to work with from start to finish. His pre-event call helped us key in on the subject matter that allowed him to connect with our Bankers. Dan knocked it out of the ballpark and our Bankers enjoyed him as our opening speaker. Look forward to working with Dan in the future."
--State Banking Association Keynote Speaker

When you ask someone how they're doing, a typical response might be, "I'm busy." Perhaps you've caught yourself saying that exact line a time or two - but what does that even mean?

Far too many of us have allowed this idea of "being busy" to become a form of currency. It's a status symbol devoid of real value, yet it provides a quick escape from authenticity, enabling a facade upon which we've built our lives. Several years ago, Dan Irvin decided to stop "being busy" and focused on being more. This shift to a more intentional lifestyle transformed all aspects of his life and profoundly impacted the audiences he encourages as a professional speaker. In this book, he shares those secrets while challenging readers to embrace their authentic selves and break free of letting deliberate actions in their personal and professional lives slip into auto-pilot routines.

Living consciously and intentionally means creating a success framework that genuinely motivates and structures individuals, leaders, and their teams. This book is a pathway for readers to move beyond their busyness and lead a more authentic, purposeful life.