“Becoming a Champion in Olympic City USA”

What makes an Olympic champion? We all know they come in different flavors, sizes, shapes and of course colors, but what is it that makes some Olympian hopefuls stand out and become true Olympian stars?

Anthony believes it is the same quality that allows some leaders and business owners to succeed.  Those qualities also make some Rotarians stand out in the community.

Olympian champions possess special intangible qualities that separate them from the rest of their competition.  These intangible qualities will be discussed today to learn how to truly be a champion in Olympic city USA.

     Awareness       >>        Intuition

     Anticipation     >>        Innovation

     Execution         >>        Culture

     Effort                >>         Performance

     Resilience         >>       Opportunity

We will see how striving to develop a few key essential intangible qualities will not only help us to improve our leadership ability, but also be a true champion in all areas of our personal and professional lives, and ultimately improving who we are as individuals and as Rotarians.

Check out his Ted-X presentation...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md6monZNfyQ

Anthony is an entrepreneur, Navy veteran, community leader and Thought Leader; President of Success is a Language Inc, Owner and COO Infinity Commercial Cleaning Solutions LLC.

As a speaker has authored several training programs that focus on increasing influence, employee engagement and improving company’s culture of success through the teaching of social and emotional leadership development and Diversity and Inclusion.

Anthony moved from Chicago to Colorado Springs in 2013 with his son Gabriel, who is a really cool little dude.  Anthony is the co-founder and past president of the Colorado Springs Hispanic Business Council, Board Member for Colorado Springs Police Dept CAPS program, supporting law enforcement and mental health initiatives. He was appointed by Mayor John Suthers to serve on the Colorado Springs Urban Renewal Authority and appointed by Governor John Hickenlooper to serve on the State of Colorado Minority Business Advisory Council.

Anthony supports other local community committees driving new initiatives to improve equity and opportunities for small and minority business owners creating a new narrative for the community.