Course Details

A practical and interactive session designed to help busy accountants step back, get clear on what matters, and turn goals into action. Using simple pen-and-paper exercises, attendees will leave with greater clarity, focus, and practical next steps.


Tom Dalton will cover the following topics during this webinar:

  • Taking stock: where are you now?
  • Getting clear on what you actually want
  • Setting meaningful and achievable goals
  • Turning goals into simple actions
  • Building habits, focus, and accountability


By attending, delegates will be able to:

  • Identify key priorities
  • Set clearer, more meaningful goals
  • Break goals into practical next steps
  • Improve focus and follow-through
  • Leave with a simple personal action plan


This webinar will be of particular interest to accountants in practice and industry, finance professionals, managers, team leaders, and business owners.


Course Level: Foundation

CPD Course Speaker

StriveHQ

Tom Dalton

Tom is a Performance & Leadership Coach and Keynote Speaker who empowers professionals and teams to unlock their full potential and achieve extraordinary results. As the founder of Strive, an Irish corporate wellbeing company, he brings a fresh, practical approach to personal wellbeing, team collaboration and mindset mastery. Tom has worked with a diverse range of organisations including Meta, Salesforce, HubSpot, Sky, LastPass, and EY, guiding both C-suite executives and emerging talents toward meaningful growth. His engaging keynotes on optimising human energy, enhancing team performance and creating cultures of innovation offer audiences valuable insights they can immediately put into practice. With expertise developed through coaching C-suite executives and emerging talents alike, Tom serves as a strategic partner dedicated to equipping individuals and teams with the tools they need to excel in self-management, amplify personal energy and drive efficiency. He always delivers with an authentic touch that goes beyond typical corporate approaches.