Speaking – Dr. Greg Chasson

Greg's Signature Program

Get to ‘Done’ by Escaping the Dangers of Perfectionism

We all want to be more productive in our work and less stuck!

The problem is, perfectionism causes us to get stuck and sabotages our productivity.

Truth is, most individuals (and most organizations) believe perfectionism is a good thing or underestimate it.

But perfectionism is not our friend, and it can be stopped without sacrificing the quality of our work.

Greg's program—Get to ‘Done’ by Escaping the Dangers of Perfectionism”—sets the record straight about perfectionism and why it’s bad for productivity. It provides a practical roadmap for improving our productivity by tackling perfectionism using innovative principles and strategies.

After experiencing an inspiring new framework for understanding perfectionism—replete with humor, stories, and digestible evidence-based and theory-informed models and tools—participants will leave feeling refreshed and with a renewed sense of what is really important. This will translate to a strong sense of purpose and meaning, informing a powerful new approach to their productivity (contributing to more success, rewards, and a happy and healthy state).

Program Objectives

After this program, participants will be able to…

Maintain high quality deliverables while still eliminating the negative effects of perfectionism.
Increase work output by greatly reducing procrastination
Distinguish between healthy and unhealthy expectations of others
Prevent the inevitable animosity that festers when perfectionism is pushed on others.

Ideal Audience

General Business, Organizations, Leadership, Associations, Education Settings, Teams, Students/Trainees, Workers

Available Formats (in person and/or virtual)

Keynote, Breakouts, Seminars, Half-Day or Full-Day Workshop; Group and Individual Consultations

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I would say - Greg speaks in an approachable, funny way with lots of practical information. Go to a talk with Greg!

Elizabeth Kennedy

Hearing a motivational speech can be pretty uninspiring when a speaker doesn't feel authentic or the message doesn't apply. That is not the case with this session... I appreciate Greg's honesty and tips to making our experience at work better.

Yanvielle

It was thoughtful, full of intentional and practical actions and very provoking to anyone aiming to improve their mindset and way of approaching their work.

Crystal Rojas

Very, very knowledgeable & has a deep understanding of the PACE model, and perfectionism as a whole.

Michael Spinelli

Greg is able to read the audience and tailor the session so it's most relevant to current participants.

Michelle Pilawa

Informative, fun, take aways - easy to follow... Great visuals as well.

Gwynne Hales

Educational Consultant, Great Lakes Educational Consulting

Very insightful, even if you do not have perfectionism.

Stephen Jankowiak

Practical, eye-opening insights on perfectionism and how to get out of safety behaviors that hinder productivity.

Sherri Abbott-Puerto

I would say the philosophy on safety behavior and understanding the unique perspectives of perfectionism was a masterpiece. Well done!!

Dr. Anthony Jackson

Informative, funny, and much appreciated.

Drew Rubin

New Directions for Young Adults

Very insightful and it makes you think of behavioral patterns that are often missed; would like to learn more on how to correct them.

Coco Kaado

Director, Account Management, , rEvolution Marketing

Engaging and insightful — a thoughtful approach to fostering a more balanced and considerate workplace environment.

Alexandra

[Greg's program] was insightful and helpful about how perfectionism is the opposite of innovation, but pathways to make changes in small but impactful ways.