COMMUNICATE THE CORE VALUES OF YOUR ORGANIZATION
ALIGN YOUR
TEAM
CREATE A CULTURE BASED
ON HARMONY
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You don’t need to become a singer or play an instrument to become a better leader
OUR FRAMEWORK AND UNIQUE APPROACH
LEADING IN TUNE™
FEELING LIKE YOUR TEAM IS OUT OF TUNE?
Working in conflict, and feeling overwhelmed should not be a normal way of functioning.
INTEGRATE PRINCIPLES OF MUSIC INTO YOUR LEADERSHIP STYLE
Learn how music connects your mind and heart so you can apply its principles to…
YOU DON’T NEED TO BECOME A SINGER OR LEARN TO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT
TO LEARN POWERFUL LEADERSHIP LESSONS FOUND IN MUSIC
FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE – THE MOVIE
A true story about a band made up of singers and musicians with a wide range of mental and physical disabilities. This award-winning documentary shares powerful leadership lessons that inspired our Leading in Tune™ leadership program. This powerful film paints a heart-warming portrait of what people can do when given an opportunity to develop their full potential. “For Once in My life” was officially selected by the U.S. Department of State to be screened in U.S. embassies around the world.
Watch this inspiring film on Amazon Prime and iTunes.
FEELING LIKE YOUR LIFE IS OUT OF TUNE?
Change the way you think about music and use its principles to achieve harmony in work and life.
Tom Shadyac
Director of Ace Ventura, Bruce Almight and Liar, Liar.
“When it comes to teaching life Javier hits the perfect note”
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Former Miss Universe. Author and Enterprenuer.
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VP New Paltz-State University.
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Enterprenuer, author of the Bliss Journey.
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JAVIER PEÑA
Twenty years ago, I went to a job interview for a choir director position that would change the way I think about music.
I was feeling confident until I realized the group was made up of people with disabilities. I thought, ‘I don’t know how to do this job.’ However, when I went into their practice room, something happened. There was a black piano that barely kept tune. I started to play, they began to smile, and at that moment, the disabilities disappeared!
The group learned to sing, play instruments, and we created a large performing band. You can watch the story of this ensemble in the award-winning film “For Once in My Life,” available on Amazon Prime.
Working with this group helped me realized you don’t need to become a singer or play an instrument to learn powerful leadership lessons found in music.
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