The toolkit consists of 10 modules, each designed around a specific skill set. Here is an overview of each of those 10 skill set areas so you can see what you’ll discover in this toolkit:

Module 1 – How to Present Effectively on Stage, in a Conference Room or Across a Desk
This module is about how to present effectively and covers the core principles of being an effective presenter.

Module 2 – How Accountability Works in Corporate Environments
How do you hold people accountable for getting their work done in a corporate environment? What is the cycle for how work gets done, particularly at the upper levels of the company? There’s a rhythm, a cycle, and a schedule to how that whole process works. It is important to understand and know how to ask the right questions to determine what the cycle looks like in your particular organization.

Module 3 – How to Navigate Corporate Politics
Politics is really just another word for working with people who sometimes have differing agendas. To the extent you want to be effective in a corporate environment, you need to understand how to read the political situation and how to navigate it, and in Module 3, you’ll learn how.

Module 4 – Winning the War for Talent – Considerations in Human Resource Strategy
If you want to be effective in dealing with the people issues a CEO faces, you need to understand how you win the war for talent — human resources from a strategic standpoint. Module 4 covers all of the key issues and considerations that go into those kinds of decisions and discussions in-depth so that you can participate in those kinds of discussions as well.

Module 5 – How to Manage People in Industry
Some people are really exceptional, some really just don’t really want to be there, and you’ll learn how to manage both types of people in Module 5.

Module 6 – The Psychology of Influence
This module goes in-depth into the psychology and the art form of influence. I introduce a framework for influence – what things need to happen for you to be influential, examples of them, and how to apply them in client situations or with other executives in your company.

Module 7 – Core Concepts in Marketing and Brand Strategy
How do the C-level marketers and upper-echelon executives think about marketing? What are the big issues? What are the things you can never screw up? What are the things they are paranoid about? This module gives you a crash course on how to deal with a marketing executive and how to be effective with the head of marketing.

Module 8 – How to Design, Create and Analyze a Sales Force Model (and establish deep credibility with sales executives)
Module 8 tells you about all of the considerations in designing a sales model, designing a sales distribution channel, how to think about them, and what the tradeoffs are.  It really educates you on the things that you don’t know you don’t know. It’s a great introduction to sales force analysis.

Module 9 – Career Strategy – Filling the Leadership Vacuum
One of my favorite career strategies is “filling the leadership vacuum.” It’s a technique to really jump up very quickly as a rising star in your organization and a strategy I used multiple times very successfully. This strategy is covered in-depth in Module 9.

Module 10 – Power: How to Acquire It, Borrow It, Use It
If you want to be effective in your career, you need access to power. I’m not talking about electricity here; I’m talking about power or gravitas and being really powerful inside your organization. You can either acquire it formally, you can borrow it from other people, and ultimately I’ll teach you how to use it really effectively. Module 10 shows you how to be a power player, which is really important if you want to be a rising star in your field.

The Ultimate Industry Toolkit is really a form of career insurance. The key to employment is employability. Employment is about keeping the job you have; employability means having a job whenever you want one. And the key to being employable is to have valuable skills, particularly valuable skills that are in short supply. The skills I cover in The Ultimate Industry Toolkit are skills NOT commonly held in industry.

But these skills are very valuable and rare. When you can cross-integrate these different kinds of functional skill areas, it gives you enormous breadth in covering a huge range of issues. People in industry generally don’t get exposure to these cross-functional skills until perhaps year 20 or so in their careers. And even in years 20 and 30, it’s only if they’re a high-flying rising star.

In fact, most people go through their whole careers and never see all 10 things I cover in these particular Modules in The Ultimate Industry Toolkit.

The Ultimate Industry Toolkit is a downloadable program with 10 video files that cover about 9 hours of video. In addition, transcripts for each of the 10 modules are included in PDF.

After you order, you’ll get access to all files within 10 minutes.

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