ABOUT JASON

Jason W. Womack, MEd, MA, provides practical methods to maximize tools, systems, and processes to achieve quality work/life balance. He has worked with leaders and executives for over 16 years in the business and education sectors. His focus is on creating ideas that matter and implementing solutions that are valuable to organizations and the individuals in those organizations.

Author of Your Best Just Got Better: Work Smarter, Think Bigger, Make More, Jason shows that working longer hours doesn’t make up for a flawed approach to productivity and performance. Leaders need to clarify their habits, build mindset-based strategies, and be proactive. Womack’s signature workplace performance techniques offer specific strategies to consistently and incrementally improve performance.

The Longer Story:

Jason W. Womack, MEd, MA provides practical methods to maximize tools, systems and processes to achieve quality work/life balance. He has worked with leaders and executives for over 16 years in the business and education sectors. His focus is on creating ideas that matter and implementing solutions that are valuable to the organization and the individuals in those organizations.

Jason is an avid learner who earned two Master’s degrees after studying US History and Spanish Literature as an undergraduate student at the University of California (Berkeley, Santa Barbara, San Diego campuses).

He earned his Masters Degree in Education to understand how to teach. in 2001, he returned to academia to earn his Master’s Degree in Psychology to find out how people most effectively learn. He applies this wealth of knowledge to corporate learning environments to help solve the day-to-day challenges of work/life balance in an era of increased personal accountability.

In 2010, Jason published his first book, The Promise Doctrine: A guidebook and system for consistently delivering on your promises, co-written with his father, Craig P. Womack – former COO and President of The Sharper Image and former COO of Smith and Hawken.

Jason succeeds in the health and wellness areas of his life. While traveling worldwide, he trains and competes regularly as an age-group triathlete. Since 2000, he has completed six 1/2 Ironman distance races, several half-marathons and several smaller triathlons around the United States. Jason consistently places in the top 10% of his age group in both 5K and 10K races. 

In October, 2010 he earned first place in his age group at the Carpinteria Triathlon (California). His 2009 PR for the ½ marathon distance race is 1:30:37. Jason applies his expertise in work performance into his athletic goals to create exceptional personal and professional results.