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The path to better answers
starts with asking the right questions.

“There are only two ways to influence human behavior: you can manipulate it or you can inspire it.” – Simon Sinek.

SIXQ is a strategic consultancy founded by Aaron Lee, a unique leader who brings more than 30 years of hands-on branding, digital, CREATIVE, strategy and organizational leadership.

SIXQ will help you develop your future strategies that will allow you to build your vision and a path towards achieving it.

Who What When Where How & Why?

About AARON LEE, founder SIXQ

An authentic and future focused visionary leader.

With a forever curious mind, and whose favorite questions are “what if?” and “why?”, Aaron leads and consults with organizations and individuals who are seeking to design and implement a future that both inspires them and powerfully moves their purpose forward in the world.

As an accomplished entrepreneur, with multiple recognitions on the Inc5000 fastest growing companies, Best Companies to Work For and global volunteer leadership awards, Aaron leads with his own purpose every day – to harness love and creativity to transform the future.

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How you accomplish the things that inspire you
starts with being clear on why it does and who can help you along the way.

SIXQ IS A BRANDING, MARKETING AND STRATEGIC CONSULTANCY DESIGNED TO UNLEASH YOUR ABILITY TO IMAGINE, DESIGN, DEVELOP AND DELIVER ON YOUR PURPOSE AND POTENTIAL AS AN ORGANIZATION AND INDIVIDUAL.

Tailored to meet your needs, Aaron offers a variety of consulting service options including: Fractional CMO services, brand and marketing planning projects as well as organizational strategic facilitatation, planning and vision development. Looking to tap into something even more creative? Aaron can help you bring your vision to life.

Fractional CMO Consulting

Strategy & Vision Facilitation

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Life is change and happiness is being at the cause of your own change.

In this episode of RadEO, we talk to Aaron Lee founder and CEO of Iluma Agency. Co-Founder of Pythos and EO Regional Chair for US East and Past President of the South Florida Chapter.

“I think I have a concussion.”

“I think I have a concussion.” Sometimes your kids say the darnedest things at the most inconvenient times. It was a bright February Sunday, and my wife and I were in the middle of hosting our annual Family Fun Day event. With almost a hundred of our closest family and friends gathered at a park for a day of fun and festivities, I was in full-on “host mode” and did not have time for “concussions.” My daughter, Megan, has always had a flair for the dramatic, and any casual bump to the head could earn the “concussion” self-diagnosis from her. Then she said something that got me to stop flipping burgers and really listen.

How can you become an agent of change?

As a Weston, FL resident and local business leader, Aaron Lee appreciates his good fortune. The current president of Entrepreneurs’ Organization – South Florida (EO-SOFLO) is committed to giving back, both in our community and around the world. As part of this role, Lee attended the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly, where he and other Entrepreneurs’ Organization delegates joined the initiative designed to wipe out global poverty, fight inequality and tackle climate change by 2030.

I’m a lucky guy.

But I didn’t always feel that way. I must be, because people tell me that all the time, but what does that even mean? How do you define “lucky”, anyway?

Hope won’t get you there.

“Nothing solves problems faster than a committed mind.”

2 hours in Positano that changed my life.

Realizing the power of just one moment.

16 lessons learned from my entrepreneurial journey

So as we reached the sweet 16 birthday of my company, I wanted to share 16 lessons I’ve learned along the way of my journey as an accidental entrepreneur.

Show me, “Wash the car…” Looking through the eyes of an entrepreneur

…Or “the day I realized I was unequivocally an entrepreneur”. So my son is 17 years old and like a lot of young men his age he’s trying to figure out the best way to earn enough money for his first car. I’ve told him that I’d be willing to help him out but only after I saw him work for it himself. So, we’ve had some ongoing conversations about jobs he could consider applying for. We’ve gone together and he’s applied for a few but so far, no dice.