Dream Dividend

What Does Your Best Employee Dream About?

March 26, 2026 · Kevin Patrick

DREAM DIVIDEND What Does Your Best Employee Dream About? I ask every leader I work with the same question within 10 minutes of our first conversation. trinityoneconsulting.com
I ask every leader I work with the same question within 10 minutes of our first conversation.

I ask every leader I work with the same question within 10 minutes of our first conversation.

"What does your best employee dream about?"

Not what they want from their job. Not what they think of the benefits package.

What do they DREAM about?

Most leaders don't know. They know...

Most leaders don't know. They know performance reviews. They know comp ranges. They know which employees are flight risks.

But they don't know that their highest performer spends her commute thinking about starting a nonprofit. Or that their warehouse lead is one bad month away from quitting because the medical debt is crushing him.

That gap — between what an employee deeply wants and whether their employer even knows to ask — is the real driver behind most voluntary turnover.

Not compensation. Not flexibility. The feeling that this company sees me as a function, not a human being.

The Dream Manager Program, built on Matthew Kelly's work through Floyd Consulting, exists to close that gap.

68% reduction in turnover.

4.8x ROI on program cost.

91% employee engagement.

These aren't theoretical. They're what happens when organizations stop managing people and start investing in them.

What would change in your organization if every employee knew their employer actually cared about their dreams?

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Kevin Patrick

Fractional COO & EOS Integrator, Certified Dream Manager, and Founder of Trinity One Consulting. Helping growth-stage companies fix both their systems and their people.