Business moves at hyperspeed.

Disrupt, or be disrupted.

Business moves at hyperspeed. Disrupt, or be disrupted.

Lead for the moment — with speed, clarity, & focus.

Speed isn’t a problem.

It’s a defining feature.

If you want to build something incredible—something the world desperately needs—you must operate at the edge of possibility. Hyperspeed is assumed. Humans like speed.

But the faster you move, the more susceptible you are to even the slightest bump or aberration, and you have to be prepared to shed the drag and blast through the turbulence.

Yesterday's best practices in leadership are today's source of friction; and leaders must discern which to mature and which to discard.

I speak to leaders almost daily who are worn out from fighting:

I speak to leaders almost daily who are worn out from fighting:

Turbulence Disruption & market volatility

Friction Politics, egos, & unclear roles

Drag Unnecessary processes & information

Inefficiency Energy wasted on non-strategic actions

Burnout is inevitable without a better plan.

The answer is not leaning on the throttle and hoping you can endure.

Enter Curt

I’m a speaker, author, and trusted advisor focused on leadership, and I'm an executive at Venus Aerospace on the cutting edge of technological innovation.

I've seen firsthand how successful teams operate at hyperspeed without sacrificing well-being. And I've developed proprietary methods to help you do the same.

I’m a speaker and an author who focuses on leadership, and I'm an executive at Venus Aerospace on the cutting edge of technological innovation.

I've seen firsthand how successful teams operate at hyperspeed without sacrificing well-being. And I've developed proprietary methods to help you do the same.

I help leaders like you reduce friction in mission-critical moments.

Let's do something incredible together

Keynote Speaking

Inspire & equip leaders with actionable takeaways to build bigger, better, faster.

Executive Communications Advisory

Tailored partnership to help high-impact leaders communicate in their high-stakes moments.

Resources from Curt