Since 1999 I have been with the Peter F. Drucker School of Management, teaching Executives and MBAs. I am also Co-Founder of the Executive Mind Leadership Institute at The Drucker School and Transform in Tokyo, Japan. I am deeply influenced by Peter Drucker, who knew you can’t manage anything well without first managing yourself.My most influential teacher has been living with terminal illness for 17 years. When I needed life-saving surgery over a dozen former students volunteered as organ donors.I see life as an ongoing series of moments. How present we are for these moments determines our quality of life. When we are scattered, inattentive and unfocused, daily life becomes stressed and frenetic. In a multitasking frenzy we easily fall prey to reactive emotions and actions that lead to unwanted, wasteful and frustrating personal and professional results. When we learn to live with greater attention and presence we are more deliberate and effective. By learning how to skillfully manage the forces that exist inside us all, we adjust to what life throws at us. We find peace in the chaos and we move forward. Fundamentally, I am deeply concerned with quality of life—at work, home, and with each other. Quality of life means exercising our greatness—engaging in meaningful livelihoods, enjoying loving and resilient relationships, contributing positively to society, and finding beauty, humor and joy even in difficult times.www.jeremyhunter.netClients include: Toyota StarbucksNorthrop-GrummanCedars Sinai HospitalAmerican Library AssociationMerrill Lynch/BofALos Angeles County Museum of ArtFirst AME of South Central Los AngelesFuji XeroxI help my clients:Manage challenging personal and professional transitionsBring clarity and resolve to decision-making.Cultivate productivity-enhancing focus. Stay calm in tough situations. Create options that result in effective action. Get "unstuck" and positively moving forward.