RTplanningstrategies
PLANNING THAT WORKS
providing clarity in any transition
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RT Planning Strategies’
mission is to help people in
transition solve significant life or organizational problems. We are passionate
about helping people see clearly.
We help people organize
their thoughts and decomplexify their lives. For any life or business
opportunity, event or problem, we help you clarify where you are today, where
you want to get to, and identify a path to get you there.
We help you experience the future before it happens.
You will see the future
today, right before your eyes. In half a day, you are able to explore different
futures and create an actionable plan that if followed, will ensure future
success. At last, here is a practical, simple, cost-effective process for
solving any life-changing problem.
We can help any person or
company that is facing transition. We help decision makers that are having
problems moving ahead. If you are
looking for a change, not satisfied with a traditional consultant, and not
afraid to try something different, then you are the ideal candidate for RT
Planning Strategies.
RT Planning Strategies
method was originally founded by a systems engineer who created a new technology
for putting words up on a screen so people could see their thoughts unfold right
in front of their eyes. This technology combined with a systematic approach for
organizing thoughts was the genesis of RT Planning Strategies.
Over
the years, facilitator Ron Tabachnick has refined and evolved this process of
planning with the future in mind. In an entertaining and engaging way, Ron has
helped hundreds of clients create an actionable plan to tackle any life problem
or opportunity — all in one session. Warm
and genuinely interested in helping people, Ron’s approach is fresh, sometimes
off the wall and it works.
“Your process is enabling
me to manage the complexities of my life, rather than be immobilized by them”.
“Your program helped me to identify a series of both short and long term goals. I genuinely believed that my goals were well known to me. Boy! Was I mistaken.”