Pyromania
How to Set a Fire Under Yourself Inspiration! Motivation! Humor! Pathos! This most requested, favorite keynote of audiences, has been presented on every continent. It's universal message has inspired people to make significant changes in their personal and professional lives.

Life skills dealing with potential, inspiration, change, and perspective. This humorous, entertaining, yet poignant presentation has impacted the hearts, minds, and souls of thousands.

Speak Loudly and Carry a Big Shtick Wouldn't you love to dazzle your audience whenever you make a presentation, even if its an audience of one? Do you choke and go blank? Or fumble and mumble your way through - or knock 'em dead! The ability to speak in front of people is an essential success skill, and no skill opens more doors, creates more visibility, and gives you more opportunity to exercise power. Once you've learned this skill, there's no limit to how far you can go.

The Timing of the Shrewd

Your Net-Work Is Important to Your Net-Worth Networking is the contact sport of the '90s, the new success skill for sales people, managers, top executives, for anyone who wishes to get ahead personally and professionally. Examine this buzzword of the '80s to see how it can make your profits soar in the '90s.

Customer Service or Lip Service? This program gives you the tools needed to create total organizational commitment to quality service. Now, more than ever, excellent customer service is critical to the success of your organization. Build your service image and customer loyalty through these proven service strategies. Learn how to inspire service excellence and develop an attitude that permeates your entire company by handling your customers with skill and confidence.

Seeds of Health: Healthy, Well-thy and Wise

Sell-abration: Fun and Gains This personal development program for professional sales people recognizes that sales performance is dependent on what salespeople do to themselves, not what salespeople do to their prospects. It is no longer enough to study a product manual, be vaccinated with persistence and enthusiasm, and start calling on prospects. A sales person's success will rest on understanding the difference between acting like a professional and being a professional.

Your Goal-Den Opportunities Goal-oriented people continually challenge themselves to be the best they can be. They know that change is inevitable and growth is optional. They are committed to a mission to develop their talents to the fullest. They understand potential and how their creativity evolves when they overcome obstacles on their way to goal achievement.