Work Well. Play More!® Webinar Series

How to Boost Your Productivity

Without Working Harder

Did you know that the average person receives 150 notifications a day?
Are you reacting instead of responding to email?

This complimentary 38-minute course will teach you:
How I cut two hours out of my daily work time
How to start and end your day stress-free
How I was able to work in corporate America and build a business, while only checking email twice a day!

Work Well and Play More

While Building Your Business.

Marcey knows firsthand the stress of building a business, where the grace period for her to make enough money to live on was a whopping six months. She wore the CEO, CMO, CFO and CIO hats and learned how best to automate and outsource. Marcey’s business-owning clients have had some of their best months, biggest contracts and breakthrough situations while being coached and guided. Learn Marcey and her special guest’s Top Three ways she grew her business without being consumed by it and still had time for herself, friends and family to play. If you own your business, this webinar is for you!

Work Well and Play More

While Climbing the Corporate Ladder.

Marcey climbed the ladder, but sacrificed her health doing it. Now she shares her Top Three ways she’s helped clients get promoted, grow professionally, and still have time for their family and fun while getting healthier than ever. A special guest reveals her Top Three tips that helped her become happy and healthy at her job. If you work for a large corporation, this webinar is for you!

Work Well and Play More

With Chronic Illness

Many of Marcey’s clients have chronic and stress-related illnesses that include adrenal fatigue, migraines, insomnia, chronic pain, high blood pressure and anxiety. Several also have an autoimmune disease. Marcey didn’t cause her autoimmune diseases, but she certainly triggered them with a high-stress, high-intensity, high-achieving lifestyle. Learn how she now considers it a gift and a weapon in her arsenal and how Marcey has helped some of her most high-achieving clients not only eliminate their symptoms but become healthier while enhancing their career! Her special guest will reveal her Top Three ways she deals with hereditary illness and has made massive improvements in her health that not even she could have predicted. If you have an illness, syndrome or disease, this webinar is for you!

Work Well and Play More

While Traveling for Business

Marcey knows first-hand business travel isn’t part of your job, it’s a lifestyle.® She traveled up to 45 weeks a year for eight years, but still managed to compete in over 100 endurance and ultra-endurance races, shut down with inbox zero and have a date with her husband every week. Find out her and her special guest’s Top Three ways they stay healthy on the road. If you are a business traveler, this webinar is for you!

Work Well and Play More

With Hashimoto’s Disease

After four years of unexplained symptoms and menopause at the age of 36, Marcey was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Disease and felt like her world had crumbled. She didn’t cause her autoimmune diseases, but she believes she triggered them with a high-stress, high-intensity lifestyle. Marcey shares the primary ways she manages her illness in this 40 minute recording. If you have Hashimoto’s or other autoimmune diseases, this webinar is for you.

MARCEY RADER: Not. Like. The Others. Sure, an accomplished corporate climber, entrepreneur, coach, and speaker. Yes, founder of Marcey Rader Coaching, LLC and the Work Well. Play More!® Institute. Indeed, the best-selling author of two books – Beyond Travel: A Road Warrior’s Survival Guide and Hack the Mobile Lifestyle: 6 Steps to Work Well and Play More! and creator of the Work Well. Play More! Health and Productivity for High Achievers online course. And yep – regularly featured in lifestyle and training media outlets.

Marcey hearts healthy, balanced productivity. But more importantly? She might be the most fun friend you and your team ever meet on your journeys to professional greatness.