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Larry Jacobson Adventurer, Author, Coach

Making Ideas Happen

Passion, Priorities, and Perseverance

Many people have ideas for their own personal growth and for new ways to accomplish more at their work. Sadly, many ideas never come to fruition because one or more of the following three characteristics are missing:Passion. No great idea ever happened without dedicated passion....

Pem Pfisterer Clark

GIDDY-UP FULL TILT BOOGIE

7 Steps to Spot-On-Success

I will share the 7 Steps that will maximize your potential, put you in control of your own destiny, guide you to success and fulfillment, happiness and inner peace.The opportunities to LIVE THE LIFE OF YOUR DREAMS are infinite. Failure lies in the lack of...

Mike Parker

Captivatingly Authentic & Easily Customized Keynotes

You pick the topic; Mike designs a presentation that specifically fits your attendees.

What is it that your attendees need? What is the area you want them to focus on and improve? Mike has written countless keynote presentations to fit his client’s specific needs. Every keynote is thoroughly researched and full of tools to help attendees consistently improve...

Jeff Steinberg

- “ALL THAT I CAN BE…” –

Recognizing, Acknowledging and Ultimately Embracing Your True Potential...

A major key to achieving personal goals lies in the discovery of the “unique design” that is “ME” – positives and negatives, strengths and weaknesses, abilities and “disabilities” – then shaping my future to take full advantage of that design. Recognizing, acknowledging and ultimately embracing...

Jay Winuk

Overcoming Obstacles and Creating a Powerful, Positive Path Forward

Justice Secured: Denied Proper Recognition by the US DOJ, a 9/11 Hero’s Brave Actions Lead to the Nation’s Largest Day of Charitable Eng

“After all, there aren’t many of us who rush toward a catastrophe instead of away from it. The problem will never be having too many people like Glenn Winuk. It will be having enough.”- The New York Times, January 17, 2008, upon the Federal Cou...