Three Words: Revealing Emotional Transformations
Most Important Takeaway: What are the intentions of my heart- I am not longer a victim! Tell people how I feel with love.
What Was Discovered By Playing Detective: I have a victim mentality.
What Changed: My perception of myself.

Three Words: Another Outlook
Most Important Takeaway: Being a detective in looking at the way (how and why) of how things affect me.
What Was Discovered By Playing Detective: I am bolder than I thought I was.

Three Words: Wondering Questioning
Most Important Takeaway: I made new friends and valuable connections with people like-minded.
What Was Discovered By Playing Detective: When I did not have to come to mind with who I need to forgive, one response was was "my experience with you is that you're in denial". Good thought.

Three Words: Changed Excited Empowered
Most Important Takeaway: God will not regret me. I can trust him in all of this. He loves me so differently from my earthly parents.
What Changed: I'm ready to see my world differently!

Three Words: Awareness of needed change
Most Important Takeaway: Remember the intentions or feelings at a hurt level when I'm acting on a situation.
What Was Discovered By Playing Detective: I show up anxious, timid and worried in many events of my life.
What Changed: Realizing that joy and blessings and friendships are acquired outside of my comfort zone.
Testimony: I will choose to start my day with intention and aware of the glasses I have on.

Three Words: Growth, Awareness, Release
Most Important Takeaway: I don't have to think within the framework that I have been thinking in. I can release myself from a limited mindset.
What Was Discovered By Playing Detective: I approach things from a uninteresting perspective. I assume others are better and know better than I do.
What Changed: I'm more competent than I give myself credit for.
Testimony: I know that I am not stuck in my job. I can choose to stay or leave. I can make my job into what I want it to be.

Three Words: Life Changing Moments
Most Important Takeaway: Finding what has affected my life and having an outline on how to deal with it.
What Was Discovered By Playing Detective: To focus on my feeling "helmet" when in the moment.
What Changed: A clean vision of my responsibilities that I have on connecting my behaviors.
Testimony: I have been finding how the past have defined my life because of my choice to allow it. My mind is a effection (?) of thoughts.

Other Comments: (This was) very active. I have been to other training before which was just information and bored me. This was awesome.

Last June a friend and fellow church member, Dave Dykstra, sponsored the first Reveal training workshop in West Michigan. As with so many conferences and seminars, I was ambivalent about participating. I’m very busy. But, I was also aware that I was feeling worn out, used up, and pretty sure that my future was going to look a lot like my past . . . which sometimes made me feel safe, but other times filled me with deep sadness.

So, I registered, put down the money, and showed up in my seat on Friday morning. And, I experienced more than personal renewal; I experienced a revolution in my faith and the conviction that God is calling me back to the front lines of life and ministry. My sense of hope, vision, and energy began to stir and then to rise to levels that I hadn’t felt in a number of years. My perspectives and conversations began to clear up. My personal times of prayer and planning began to pick up momentum and stir fresh convictions. I found that the practical tools I took from the workshop were sharp and effective, whether I applied them to my relationships or to my career. I’m aware that these lines probably sound a bit ‘over the top.’ But they are true and these transforming experiences and tools have stayed with me, continuing to energize me, and to direct my focus for the better part of a year. If you don’t want your future to look like more of your past, Reveal is for you. I just hope that you can get in.

Randy Bixby- PCC, CUCG, BA is an executive success coach, facilitator, consultant, speaker and author specializing in leadership, performance, communication and the development of human capital. Randy is a pioneer in the field of Character Science utilizing transformative leadership systems that provide individuals and organizations with proven human capital transformation systems that attract, develop, and retain top talent.

Character Genetics offers:

• Public and private experiential workshops
• Elite executive, small business and corporate personal coaching
• Train the trainer workshops equiping leaders to create & lead a coaching culture
• Consulting services

All of this work is designed to create accelerated, measurable, sustainable growth that will bring permanent shifts and lasting change for individuals and organizations. Randy has nearly three decades of executive leadership experience. His passion is to see individuals and organizations break through barriers to reach their full potential for maximum impact in the marketplace and their community.

Randy brings to organizations a powerful and unique perspective because of his extensive background. Some highlights of Randy’s experience include being an all star athlete through school, a National Denomination Executive, founder of two non-profit organizations, volunteer as a Legislative Chaplain in Des Moines and currently the CEO and Founder of Character Genetics. Randy brings with him a track record of results, innovation, growth and leadership development. Randy believes that “Our character is the real inventor of our results” We take who we are with us everywhere we go. 

He is no stranger to the classroom himself and has been mentored by some top leaders in the field of personal development, leadership and coaching.

Some words to describe him are insightful, powerful, dynamic, pioneering and results oriented. His commitment to seeing his students and clients reach their goals, get unstuck and crush out obstacles are traits that cause people to continue to come back for more.