Realistic answers to life’s REAL problems
Programs
1Craig’s funny, practical, realistic approach to everyday situations and experiences gives audiences refreshing proof that their options are not limited. By mixing humor and research, Craig delivers effective content with a humorous context.
Podcasting
2 Every week Craig Price sits down and discovers the “reality” of someone’s profession, life, philosophy or any number of topics with his podcast Reality Check. Craig also offers his unique perspective to ConferenceCast podcast interviews which brings your message, your meeting and your value directly to audiences.
Products
3 Humorous and reality based books and products that give you insight into actual issues and not “best case secenarios”.
Latest Updates
2012 Kate Singer Endowment Fundraiser
January 27, 2012 · 1 Comment
As I get ready to ramp up for the second season of "Reality Check with Craig Price" I wanted to spotlight a cause that is very close to one of my past guests, Thom Singer. The 5th Annual Kate Singer Endowment Fundraiser
Who is Supporting You? Remember to Thank Them
January 25, 2012 · No Comments
There really is no such thing as a "self-made" person. Everyone has had help along the way. Be it a teacher, a parent, a spouse, various friends or colleagues that offer bit or chunks of help along the way. Make sure you take a moment to thank them. Without them, you wouldn't be any where near the person you are today.
Can You Be Honest About Your Performance? Tom Brady Can
January 23, 2012 · No Comments
I don’t prescribe to the practice of constantly telling yourself affirmations or avoiding criticisms. It is a faulty practice that assumes we are emotionally fragile and thin-skinned victims. It does work for some people but I’ve often found the most effective people are able to criticize themselves without crumbling into a weeping heap. They have the attitude that they will get better by looking at what went wrong. This whole ‘Move forward, don’t look back” mentality is usually said by people who have screwed up in the past and don’t want to think about it, that there is nothing to learn. This is ridiculous!
Gossip for Good? New Research Shows Benefits of Gossip
January 19, 2012 · No Comments
Rumors and gossip are going to happen whether you want them to or not. The only decision you can make is if you want to know what’s being shared or be clueless to the information (or misinformation). While you make think gossip is ugly and useless, science is proving otherwise.
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