Many speakers have a polished, memorized presentation they give over and over. I don't.

Each presentation, speech, or keynote starts with listening. I'll ask you two questions:

1. Who is your audience?
2. What is your goal?

Only then can I begin to ask the questions that create a fresh, interesting, dynamic presentation that people respond to.

Fresh presentations, not canned speeches. Nourish your audience with powerful content. They'll appreciate you for it.

The best speeches come from brainstorming topics.

I'll be happy to provide a quote and proposal once I know what you have in mind.

I travel internationally and domestically from Sky Harbor airport in Phoenix.

• We all know how to talk, how come aren't we communicating?
• How can I build a corporate culture?
• We don't find meaning in life, we make meaning in life.
• Right-brain, left-brain, unified brain theory.
• Listen first, everything else happens after that.
• Writing clearly is a step-by-step process.

I can convert any workshop or training topic into a 1-, 2-, or 3-hour presentation.