The secret to success lies in how you spend your time—start with today.

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About Pierre

Pierre K. Poteau, Ph.D., is a self-help author and management strategist dedicated to helping individuals take control of their time and build lasting habits for success. Dr. Poteau is passionate about personal growth and has written two insightful books: 86,400 Seconds a Day and Habit Sequencing. His work simplifies complex concepts into actionable steps that empower readers to make meaningful life changes.

About the Books

86,400 Seconds a Day

A practical guide to mastering time and achieving your dreams, 86,400 Seconds a Day helps you make every second count. Dr. Pierre Poteau shares powerful strategies to eliminate distractions, prioritize what matters, and build a balanced, fulfilling life.

Habit Sequencing

Habit Sequencing is a practical guide to breaking old habits and building new ones for lasting personal growth. With actionable exercises and insightful prompts, Dr. Pierre Poteau helps readers gain clarity, motivation, and self-awareness to achieve their goals.

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As a management strategist, Pierre delivers straightforward, actionable strategies for success. His talks focus on building effective habits, making intelligent decisions, and maximizing productivity. With an engaging and practical approach, he empowers audiences to control their time, set clear goals, and drive meaningful change in their personal and professional lives. Each talk is designed to leave listeners with tools they can implement immediately.

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Your habits shape your identity, and over time, who you become is a result of what you repeatedly do. When habits align with your values and long-term goals, they become easier to maintain and more meaningful.

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