My special guest on this edition of Conversations is Jairek Robbins.
As a speaker Jairek shares his unique view of what it takes to create an Extraordinary Quality of Life, define and achieve consistent lasting results in your profession, as well as clearly assists in creating a powerful vision for your overall success.
He has advised and consulted with Fortune 500 companies, executives, managers and sales professionals in the areas of personal and professional achievement and sales mastery.
Sun, Jun 13, 2010
Take a moment to listen to this message from Coach Ian Scott and share it with as many people as you can!
Wed, Mar 10, 2010
Coach Ian Scott reads a selection of quotes from his book ‘Quotes to Inspire & Motivate’ available from Amazon.com.
This book has helped thousands who have put to use these quotes in speeches, writing, educating, or in just motivating themselves. What are you waiting for? Get your copy today from Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Quotes-Inspire-Motivate-Coach-Scott/dp/1450539211/ref=pd_rhf_p_img_1
Also available in Kindle Edition here:
http://www.amazon.com/Quotes-to-Inspire-Motivate-ebook/dp/B0035LCYSW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=digital-text&qid=1268246133&sr=8-2
Sat, Feb 20, 2010
Words – they have the power to make us happy or sad, laugh or cry, empower or immobilize, encourage or discourage. The power to produce such results through the use of words, is granted to you and I each and every day through either the written or spoken word!
Mankind has long known the influence that mere words can have upon other human beings. Words have been used to move people to follow a cause, whether for good or ill. The advertising world effectively uses words to evoke certain feelings that will cause people to purchase a particular product or service. Movie – goers are persuaded by film reviews as to whether they will see the latest blockbuster movie or not…and on the list could go.
One specific example of the power of words, is through reading and recalling favorite quotes uttered or written by Biblical or historical figures across history.
For some, their favorite passage or quote may come from the 23rd Psalm, The Lord Is My Shepherd; for still others, it may come from a leading Statesman or other world notable, or even from one of their favorite authors. Why do we enjoy reading or using quotes in speeches and other situations so much?
The answer to that question is probably different for each person that would volunteer an answer. But part of the answer for all, is that, we find in the words of the quotes we use, a meaning that we at the time just can’t seem to articulate, but find some connection with on a deeper level.
For professional speakers and authors, the use of quotes are often used to either reinforce a point, or as a teaching technique, or to inspire and motivate their audience in some way.
Others who use quotes, often employ them as a means of gaining a fresh perspective on a life issue, or as a source of encouragement in moments of gloom.
Whatever the reason we have for using quotes, they are a time tested source of insight and wisdom, a resource that the world never seems to tire of.
Coach Ian Scott’s new book release Quotes to Inspire & Motivate is now available from Amazon.com. To get your personal copy, click here:
Sun, Dec 6, 2009
Cameron Johnson started his first business at the tender age of nine. He had started, run and sold 12 successful companies by the time he was 21. His business successes have been featured in Time, Newsweek, BusinessWeek, USA Today and many more, as well as on the Today Show and Good Morning America. When he was fifteen he became an advisory board member of a Tokyo-based company, and his autobiography, 15-Year-Old CEO, published in Japanese, became an instant best-seller.
He has consulted to Fortune 500 companies and is regularly a Keynote speaker at various conferences across the country. Every one of his businesses has been a success, even in the worst days of the Internet bust.
As a freshman in college, he started CertificateSwap.com, an online marketplace for gift cards, which was a runaway success and for which he was offered $10 million in venture capital. He and his partner sold the company instead. Today he runs several web-based businesses, in addition to consulting and sharing his expertise through various speaking engagements.
To learn more about Cameron Johnson, and to have him speak at one of your events, visit: www.cameronjohnson.com
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Sun, Aug 1, 2010
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