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The Ecology of My Passions, Projects, & People
Brett Labit
The Tribe ConversationThe practice of choosing the right people, places, and things to live your best life now.
The GatheringsGroup training, practices, and community on Zoom and in-person.
The BooksJoin the pre-launch list and receive the book link when it publishes.
The Tribe ConversationThe practice of choosing the right people, places, and things to live your best life now.
The GatheringsGroup training, practices, and community on Zoom and in-person.
The BooksJoin the pre-launch list and receive the book link when it publishes.
The AppTribeUp. Share cards in seconds and keep your tribe in one private place that tells you what's next. Coming soon.
Work With BrettClarity, strategy, and a plan put into practice.
One-on-oneLife leadership coaching, for the person ready to go deeper.
SpeakingTalks for conferences, companies, and communities.
TrainingWorkshops and trainings for teams and organizations.
SedonaAdvocating for Sedona's history and heritage, present well-being, and highest and best future.
The Sedona EthicAn open conversation to discover a unified voice, documented identity, and lived brand.
Greater Sedona ChamberCurrently serving on the Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
City of SedonaCurrently serving on The City of Sedona Tourism Advisory Board.
From the Journal
What I'm thinking about.
Staying Relevant in the Age of AI Is a Tribe SportMost professionals fear falling behind on AI. Brett Labit and Claude share how they work together, why the fear is mostly about people, and why the ones pulling ahead learn with their tribe.Your tribe in five circlesWork and life are one life, and you steward it by allocating time, money, and energy. Five circles show where your people, places, and things sit, from Ping to your Inner Circle, and where your boundaries can actually live.
The purpose of it all
To live your best life now and achieve what is for you, while simultaneously making your greatest contribution to people, places, and things.Brett Labit