Deviate, a performance improvement consultancy, consists of diverse and charismatic leaders who will lead you to deviate from your norm to achieve and maintain the extraordinary.
We find new and innovative ways to bring the most out of people, teams, and organizations. We'll help you unlock and follow your passions and prevent that nasty transition from passion to paralysis.
Our unique and highly effective strategies will help you work and live strategically, develop and retain alliances, enjoy greater health and energy, and build a lasting legacy.
Contact us today if you feel like you're in a rut and living life on cruise control. We'll help you blaze a new trail to achieve higher levels of productivity, happiness, and performance.
Articles & Press Releases
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Deviate welcomes New Media and Special Project Development Intern, Daniel Knoll, to team
Annapolis, Maryland – October 21, 2011 – American University (AU) Honors Program Junior, Daniel Knoll, has joined Deviate, LLC's team of performance consultants. Daniel is bringing his superior brainpower and global exposure to help Deviate flourish through new media interactions and special projects.
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Deviate welcomes award winning Professor and Branding Specialist, Ric Sweeney, to team
Annapolis, Maryland – September 14, 2011 – Award winning University of Cincinnati professor and Branding Specialist, Ric Sweeney, has joined Deviate, LLC's team of performance experts. Ric brings more than 25 years of brand development and management experience to help individuals and groups discover, develop, and promote their personal brand.
Blog
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Would you get traded by Brad Pitt?
The movie “Moneyball” received 6 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, Best Actor (for Brad Pitt as Billy Beane) and Best Supporting Actor (for Jonah Hill as Peter Brand). It’s a great film retelling the true story of a baseball team that, well, I won’t spoil the ending for you…
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The price of fitness
Too many people use time and cost as reasons to not exercise. Have you ever heard:
- I don't have time to workout.
- I can't afford a gym membership.
Exercise creates happier people, reduces stress, and, in many cases, is more effective than prescription drugs.
