About Rex Miller

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Rex turns hopelessly stuck situations into transformation and growth.

• Master's Degree in Strategic Foresight (futurist)
• TX A&M Fellow
• Member of the Association for Professional Futurists
• Started my career as a Project Manager in the architecture and construction division for S.W. Bell, now AT&T in 1978
• Entered consulting after 35 years in corporate management
• Coached & trained more than 15,000 people using the CliftonStrengths and CoreClarity
• Trained in Improv Comedy
• A USPTA certified tennis professional for 38 years
• Coached a Hall of Fame tennis player, hall of fame golfer, and U.S. Olympic pole vault team
• Six-time Wiley Author
• Winner of the CoreNet Global Innovator Award and their Industry Excellence Award
• Winner of IFMA's Distinguished Author award
  

Three of the five founders of a California Digital startup had a literal fistfight 2 hours into the first meeting with Rex. Their situation?

• Zero revenue
• Burning through cash
• High stakes, high stress
• Deep animosities

They were stuck and headed to a probable nasty divorce. Rex took them back to ground zero and rebuilt the team chemistry and focus. Nine months:

• Acquired 18+ companies
• $100+ million run rate

A federal agency regional office was rated one of the most toxic in the entire government. In the first 10 minutes, this group of ex-military and engineers set the tone: "Are we so broke that we need someone like you to try and fix us?!"

By the end of the first session, incredible BREAKTHROUGHS resulted:

• Four days later? Six out of 15 participants had a life-changing experience.
• One year later? The team experienced transformation and recognized as a high-performing unit.
• Word of the BREAKTHROUGH spread, creating a waiting list of locations asking for the same experience.

Meet Bob, an individual of a very challenging group; he sat disengaged the entire first morning.
He desperately needed a BREAKTHROUGH.
At lunch, this conversation happened:

• Rex: "What do you do at work that is remotely engaging?"
• Bob: "Nothing."
• Rex: "What do you do after work that is engaging?"
• Bob: "Nothing."
• Rex: "So, how long has this been going on?"
• Bob: "Twenty-five years, I hate my job, and I hate the people I work with." (Silence)

Bob was in the wrong chair on the bus. His career and life were stuck and in desperate need of a BREAKTHROUGH.

Ninety incredible days later, Bob experienced a life-changing BREAKTHROUGH to such a degree the room was moved to tears.
Bob (with tears streaming): "I love you guys; this is the best place I have ever worked."

Bob's and the team's experience doesn't just happen by accident or chance. Rex walked him through a plan.

Want more stories to convince you? Just ask, we have dozens.

We all get stuck. If you find yourself or your team battling the Resistance Monster, contact me.