"I think we might have found a way to justify playing 18 holes of golf!", Chris Brown, President and owner of Wiedenbach Brown, a lighting distribution company at their annual golf event at the Wykagyl Golf Club in New Rochelle, NY

Based on our new book "What's Your Lie: Honest Leadership from the Game of Golf" MetaSystem Consulting Group and Marine Spring have developed dynamic learning sessions that use your golf game to develop your leadership skills and find your power.

These unique workshops provide an opportunity for managers, leaders and clients to develop their leadership skills and sharpen their golf game, all at the same time. It's a highly effective way to identify and work on key issues that impact productivity and performance on an individual and team level using the book and its concepts of drawing parallels of business and golf practices with his company and clients.

How it works:

• We listen to your situation,
• Together we identify your challenges and priorities
• We specify objectives for the day
• We create a golf/learning experience for you based upon your objectives. Every workshop includes group follow-up over the phone to ensure that leadership skills are applied in the day-to-day operations

Or go to the What's Your Lie Website for more information.

What can you learn from a "What's Your Lie?" workshop? Leverage your strengths – Play your own game! Learn how important it is to utilize your strengths without getting distracted by what the competition can do. Strategic Planning/Course Management – Plan for those days when nothing goes as expected, on the course or in the office Goal Setting – Aim for excellence rather than get caught up in striving for perfection by setting realistic goals based on the available skills and resource. Decision Making – How do you decide on what shot to make when? What is your decision making criteria/process? See how your decision making process on the golf course can inform how you make decisions in the office. Project Management – Understand the impact of completing a project with attention to detail (in golf that means your short game), and keep yourself from being distracted by focusing on a big drive Preparation and follow-up – What role does preparation play in your golf game? In your business? Big picture thinking – Remember that the quest never ends…there's always something else to work on, in golf and in business.