Calling me a motivational speaker and putting me in the same stable as other motivational speakers and keynote speakers is probably a bit of a misnomer. Since 1998, I've presented only 50 "motivational speeches". That hardly classifies me as a motivational speaker because that's a paltry four a year. That's because I mainly get called on to deliver my sales and marketing keynote addresses. Those speeches tally up at about 20 a year. So, technically, I'm more of a marketing and sales speaker than a motivational speaker.
However, people are interested in what it takes to be in your own business for more than 10 years. That's why companies are interested on my take on motivation. They're interested in some of the lessons I've learned on the way. They want to find the knowledge that it takes - the motivation, attitude, sacrifice and discipline - to become successful.
We'll that's easy, and you don't need to pay me a fee to find it out. For as long as I can remember, I've been following something said by Albert Einstein which has worked well for me: "Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value." However, if you want to hear me tell you about it, you're welcome to book me for your conference.
Be assured, that if you do book me, you'll never get vanilla, bland or mundane in my motivational speaking, inspirational and strategic keynote addresses. You'll always find them provocative, challenging and inspiring. They're aimed at awaking your intellectual and emotional curiosity and challenge you to pay attention, improve and move on and move up.
I currently have four keynote addresses that can be customised to your business objectives
