Elevating Energy in the Workplace–Change Your Energy, Change Your Life

Energy is contagious—whether it's fueling momentum or draining morale. Elevating Energy in the Workplace empowers individuals and teams to fake intentional control of their energy to boost performance, engagement, and overall well-being. This session explores the science and strategies behind creating high-energy environments, from personal habits to organizational culture, and reveals how even small shifts can have a massive impact.

Through practical tools and daily applications, participants will learn how to identify their own energy patterns, elevate them in critical moments, and cultivate an environment that sustains positivity, productivity, and connection. The result is a ripple effect that enhances both workplace results and life beyond the office

Key Takeaways:

  • Understand the link between personal energy levels and organizational performance.

  • Identify high- and low-energy moments and develop strategies to maximize peak energy times.

  • Implement daily micro-moments, rituals, and environmental triggers that sustain elevated energy.

  • Apply the “Energy Factor” framework to optimize thoughts, words, beliefs, and actions.

  • Foster a culture where recognition, positivity, and intentional interactions drive momentum.

  • Use accountability systems to maintain consistency and raise collective standards.


Course Offered By

Tamien Dysart, CEO of Think 3D Solutions and course leader of elevate teams.

Tamien Dysart

Tamien Dysart is the co-founder and CEO of Think 3D Solutions and believes that great companies aren't built by chance—they're built through intentional leadership and culture. Drawing on more than 16 years of executive leadership experience, he works with organizations to unlock the potential of their people, build stronger leaders, and create workplaces that inspire engagement, innovation, and lasting success.


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