Success By Subtraction
Event Details
Success by Subtraction
In a world that celebrates hustle and adding “just one more thing” to achieve success, what if the real key to growth lies in subtraction? Instead of overloading your schedule with new habits, routines, or strategies, it’s time to identify and eliminate the hidden obstacles that quietly block your progress and dilute your impact. Subtraction practices have been powerful tools for transformation for centuries: fasting to renew the body, saving to achieve financial freedom, embracing boredom to spark creativity, and sobriety to regain clarity and focus. By strategically removing what no longer serves you, you can create the clarity, bandwidth, and energy needed to accelerate your success.
Learning Objectives
- Discover how removing obstacles impacts your focus, creativity and energy
- Learn how to identify the overlooked barriers that silently hold you back
- Create your own experiment with subtraction to test this in your life
- Build this muscle to protect your time, energy and goals long-term
Cost: Free for SLA Members. $50 non-member. $30 nonprofits.
Individuals who are either unemployed or connected with an employer who is unable to pay can request scholarships for any of our programs.
About Our Facilitator
Halle Simpson is highly driven, a self-starter and her career path has been pretty non-traditional. She sold knives in college, has a Biology degree from Indiana University (that she’s never used), and for over a decade she drove a pink Cadillac. In that role her responsibilities included: recruiting talent, training hundreds of sales professionals, speaking to the masses and coaching high performers through the challenges of leadership.
Now a globally recognized Professional Certified Coach and Author of the Know Thyself Journal, Halle helps small business owners and leaders find respite from a hustle and grind mindset to consciously curate a business and life filled with joy, peace, balance and growth.
In her down time, she enjoys daily journaling, yoga, massages and watching cooking shows. She resides in Traverse City, Michigan with her Boston Terrier, Marco (named after Marco Andretti) and attends the Indy 500 each year.