1. YES NO
   Are your speeches and presentations clear and concise?

2. YES NO
    Can you give speeches without notes?

3. YES NO
   Are you nervous, forget what you planned and are terrified by public speaking?

4. YES NO
   Can you think and speak on your feet?

5. YES NO
   Can you inspire and captivate any audience?

6. YES NO
   Do you know your signature story and how to tell it to
   influence people?

7. YES NO
   Do your presentations have energy and impact to make
   them memorable?

8. YES NO
   Are you able to influence people and negotiate/persuade effectively?

9. YES NO
   Are you effective in one-on-one communication situations?

10. YES NO
     Do you know how to declare your presence to any audience?

11. YES NO
    Are you aware of proven strategies to market your products/services?

12. YES NO
     Can you use PowerPoint without boring your audiences?

13. YES NO
     Have you thought of writing a book that you know is needed?

14. YES NO
    Do you know how to get millions of people to use your products/services?

15. YES NO
     Do you want to have fun speaking on what matters to you
    and get paid for it?

If your answer to questions 3, 13, and 15 is YES,
this seminar is for you.

If your answer to 4 or more of the other questions is NO,
register right away.
 

1. Don’t let what you consider as your limitations stop you from being used by God. Historically, God has never used angels or perfect men and women to free the oppressed, feed the hungry or provide a crying shoulder for the hurting.

2. Cherish freedom. It is a commodity millions don’t have.

3. Read books on others’ cultures. You will discover wisdom and vices similar and different from those of your own culture.

4. Do not make church the only place you experience the presence of God. You can have His presence in your home, when you are hiking, fishing, camping or gardening.

5. Plan and work to have more than you need so that you can give to others. You will always have enough for yourself.

6. Make it a habit to call or visit someone who doesn’t expect it.

7. When you are at a restaurant, anonymously pay for senior citizens meals. Do the same for military people and firefighters.

8. Please have a game you can play with young children anywhere. A brief story will do.

9. Never miss an opportunity to give young people something to live up to.

10. You are not your child’s best friend, especially in their teenage years. Be the parent who can tell him/her what he/she needs (not wants) to hear.

11. Make choices and decisions knowing that they change your life for better or worse.

12. Make your marital life lively. A dead marriage might be worse than divorce.

13. Your decisions and actions affect other people, especially your loved ones.

14. Commit to do something weekly or monthly that you don’t have to be paid for. You will know the true meaning of a rich life.

15. Find a way to feed someone in need of food. No one can love his neighbor and serve God on an empty stomach.

16. Criticize only those that you are privileged to encourage.

17. Learn to discern those who use you for their own advantage and stay away from them. It’s not easy to love everyone.

18. Choose your friends carefully. Again, like clothes, not all sizes fit.

19. Respect others even when they don’t deserve it.

20. Always make decisions and work as if you owned your place of employment.

21. Be involved in activities you don’t have to retire from.

22. Write or speak to express but never to impress.

23. Learn to tell your life story to inspire, not to incite sympathy.

24. The top fears of parents are the loss of their child, suffering from long-term illness and job loss/poverty. This is true regardless of their race, religion, money or education.

25. Cherish freedom. It is a commodity millions don’t have.

26. Read books on others’ cultures. You will discover wisdom and vices similar and different from those of your own culture.

27. Always be involved with someone you are helping in one way or another, whether you are paid or not.

28. Never join any association unless you are committed to be an active member and learning from others as well as sharing your wisdom skills, wealth and work experiences.

29. Refrain from criticizing someone who is already regretting their action.

30. Develop an identity that is broader than a career, race, faith, job title or any other narrow category.

31. You have to learn the beauty of your situation in order to turn your limitations into assets.

32. You must believe you can be somebody, and act to be that somebody, even if the rest of the world considers you otherwise.

33. Courage is a key element of success that you can’t get from a text book. You either have it or you don’t. The good thing is that it can be developed and sustained.

34. It is important to have good intentions, but what truly matters are the results of those intentions.

35. To focus on what is important to keep, you may have to let go of what seems important, but is not.

36. Any educational or professional knowledge we gain, adds to our personal and professional value.

37. God has never used a committee as the starting point to change the world. He only uses committed individuals who see a need and want to do something about it. Yet the individuals must work with others to bring about the change.

38. Success is a result of our thoughts. Our thoughts are the foundation of our actions. Challenge and inspire yourself to have thoughts that lead to positive actions.

39. If all you are striving to do is what everyone else is doing, then your involvement is not necessary. You must do something that adds value to your growth and the overall success of others.

40. The pursuit of happiness is elusive. Do something to make other people’s lives better and you will experience true happiness.