Anthony Meyers
Thought Innovator, Purpose Strategist & Social EntrepreneurAnthony has served in various executive leadership roles over his career and has more than 20 years of engaging corporate, educational, non-profit, and faith-based organizations toward sustainability and overall excellence. He is a Leadership Expert, Change Agent, and Social Entrepreneur who empowers organizations and their leadership, to engage in more productive and purposeful work. He leverages his vision for collective engagement to broker relationships that cross cultural, racial, socio-economic, and geographical lines to help build better organizations and vibrant communities.
“In an era where role models have been quite disappointing or extremely hard to find, I seek the opportunity to lead, mentor, and motivate. I want to do more than make a difference; I want to make and motivate leaders, who make a difference. This is more than a mission statement; it is a mission that makes a statement.”
About 1440
There are a mere 1440 minutes each day. No more, no less. You have the opportunity you use each minute with wisdom and grace or squander it away asleep at the wheel of your journey. Think about it, how is it that one person can wake up in the morning (on time), press forward toward perfection in promise, meet their daily goals, and end the day with a sense of accomplishment; while another will sleep the day away, wake up, stretch and all the time wondering "Where did the day go?" The true question is "How can I get on, stay on and be intentional on my life journey?" This is what 1440 is all about. Take the opportunity to map out your path to getting there one minute at a time.
Your Time Matters
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Eric D. Holland
Trial Lawyer - Founder and President, Holland Law Firm LLC. St. Louis
Do you want to change or improve your life, your community, your business, or the world? Do you have a dream that hasn’t yet come true? Read Anthony Meyers’ book right now. Then re-read it. And then execute on his plan for taking control of your time. Anthony’s no nonsense principles are insightful and, in my experience, exactly right.
Brian Hurd
Best-Selling AuthorDream It! Plan It! Be It! A Playbook for Today’s Youth
Time is the one commodity that we can’t get back in life. Anthony’s words contained in this masterful book provide a practical set of actions to understand, assess, and commit to an accomplished, more fulfilled life. He shares his thoughtful message from real experiences that are relatable. Because of Anthony’s guidance, we can now achieve the proper balance in life of self-care, enjoyment, and timely success.
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Jack Stapleton
Chief Relational OfficerUndivided Wealth Management
If you really want to live a full life of PURPOSE, then spend TIME to read this incredible book! It is well worth it, trust me, TIME will tell!
Julie Ficas, Ed.D.
Campus President and Chief Academic Officer, St. Louis Community College-Forest Park
In his book “1440: Minutes Matter When Living and Intentional Life”, Anthony challenges us to take every minute in every day captive for the purpose of intentionally living with excellence. This book provoked me to think more carefully about what I am prioritizing as well as how to prioritize those things that can help me to use each and every minute to live my life purposefully.
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dale Kreienkamp
Author of How Long, O Lord, How Long? Devotions for the Unemployed and Those Who Love Them.
1440 Minutes Matter is an insightful and wonderfully written book that makes us think about the gift of time, and more importantly how we use it. Anthony encourages us to be intentional about what matters the most and not be distracted. Our success depends on how we use this precious gift. This is an important book for anyone wrestling with how to fulfill their purpose in life. Enjoy the read.
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How CEOs Should Manage Their Time in the Hybrid Workplace
by Nitin Nohria
After 18 months of leading organizations remotely, chief executives must learn to combine the best parts of what they’ve learned about virtual leadership with the most effective parts of managing face-to-face. The author, who studies how CEOs spend their time, suggests that leaders limit the negative consequences of video meetings, rethink assumptions about the reasons to travel, and protect their alone/personal time evehttps://hbr.org/2021/08/how-ceos-should-manage-their-time-in-the-hybrid-workplacen more than before the pandemic.