Speaker Programs in Teambuilding

"Don't be afraid to give up the good, to go for the great" ~Franklin D. Roosevelt~ This half-day or whole-day workshop focuses on helping participants to look at the world through someone else's eyes and to understand more clearly their own view of the world. On a relatively normal basis people experience differences of opinion, ethical problems or conflicting values with their selves, their... (MORE)

One Christmas season my dentist Jack said come I want to work on your teeth. Its been a long time, I said no. I have no time, money or insurance. I lost it all in my divorce. He said I will work on your teeth for free. You need to stay strong for the kids need you. Jack did a lot of community service. So I stopped and said OK for the kids. One of the jobs he did was Santa Claus for all needy... (MORE)

www.johndavisactionhero.com The Only Motivational Speaker with a Bullwhip,John Davis in this exciting, humorous,and empowering audience participation Keynote brings out the inner action hero and empowers people to take action. If you feel your team/audience : Could use more focus Need more follow through Are tired of knee jerk reactions or personality barriers or Coul... (MORE)

33 years after he crossed the Sahara, Steve Donahue returned to travel with desert nomads. He learned that tribes have a much deeper story about personal commitment to communal success. Tribes also travel faster on constantly shifting terrain. Turn your team into a tribe and leverage the untapped group synergy that will transform your collective story. (MORE)

As You're Dining Imagine your guests sitting down for lunch or dinner as their server approaches the table to refresh the water glass. Filling the glass to the absolute brim from a height of two-and-a-half feet, your guest is asked, “Is that enough water for you?” by a completely straight-faced waiter. Imagine the same waiter returning to the table throughout the meal and becoming more e... (MORE)

Today's society is breeding stressed out children who have little resources to pull from to help. They are reacting with anger and violence. If we can teach them how to see things differently; how to reduce their stress; how to deal with bullies and other difficult people; how to communicate better, how to have more fun and how to laugh, then maybe we can start a new trend of happier, more resilie... (MORE)

During these uncertain times, we all find ourselves trying to overcome some type of adversity. Who can we look to for guidance? Those who came before us made mistakes, overcame adversity, and are now in the history books as examples of how to persevere in spite of “perceived” failure. Through humor and storytelling, audience members will learn effective leadership strategies, develop importa... (MORE)

The company success is not only based on the decisions made by upper management, but also by the those employees in the different positions within the company. This presentation helps energizes employees on how to stay motivated in their current position within the company. (MORE)

Happy people live longer, work harder, have more fun, and are just better to be around. In this presentation Bryant will share with your audience the importance of being your own source of happiness and motivation even when your environment makes this difficult. This program focuses on defining what employee engagement really is and how conquering your fears and living a life of presence are esse... (MORE)

The dictionary defines collaboration as “the act of jointly working with others.” Successful collaboration in the workplace is dependent upon individual team members exploring who they are and what is truly important in their lives. The ability to accept the differences in each other is directly proportionate to how productive a team can be. All businesses and organizations are innately teams... (MORE)