Collection of Motivational Speakers

You have the power to change the profits of your business today by taking a good look at these 8 variables and key business metrics. As an entrepreneur or business person, it is your job to stay focused and always continue to improve your strategic business plan. Are you not sure where to start? Keep reading because I’ve outlined all of it for you . . . The basic strategic variables for consideration as you make a plan for the future are products, services, customers, markets, finances, people, technology, and production capability. These are areas of your business that you may continue as before or change, depending on your strategic goals. Here are the 8 variables to keep an eye on in your strategic planning process. 1) Products and Services What exactly are the products and services that you are planning to offer? What do they do to change or improve the lives or work of your customers? What is it about them that makes them clearly superior and the best choice for the custo

Question: I am really into this girl and I finally got the nerve to let her know I was interested (we had had a moment before on her birthday when I thought something was going to happen but I decided to be a gentleman) but when I approached her, she blew me off to go meet some guy! Did I wait too long or come on too strong? Answer: Great question!  First, I’d like to know about this moment that occurred before her birthday where you decided to be a gentleman. That will tell me indeed if you were a gentleman and let her know you both respected her and desired her… which makes her feel safe, seen and irresistible. Or if in your definition of being a gentleman, you came across as a nice guy, void of sexual energy, then she put you in the friend zone. I’d like to know more about the specifics of how you approached her. If you used some line you learned that made you sound inauthentic, sleazy, or trying to hard… then yes, you came on too strong. If, however you were yourself, prese

Have you ever been a relationship?  Ever?  No?  Well you are not alone!  Put on your dancing shoes, it is time to “dance with defeat” and embrace your dreams, desires, priority and purpose. I truly believe in my calling.  I believe the purpose the universe bestowed upon me was to help gentlemen like the individual who wrote this question, find their inner spirit, inner fire, and dance like they have never danced before!  To have someone believe in them when they feel alone, to encourage them when they are ready to quit, to have their back when their self-esteem is at its lowest. To see my full response, check out the full article on The Good Men Project, right  HERE . As their newest columnist, you can continue to find amazing articles likes this and more so continue to check out my column Awaken Your Badass Nobility. You can many of my Q&A videos on YouTube, so please be sure to subscribe to  my channel ! Also, If you have a burning question about love, dating or life in gene

Today I was mentoring the Tuesday Group of my “90 Days of Money Honey Love” Mastermind. Whenever I work with a group, a theme emerges. Today’s theme revealed a group of very high high achievers who were suffering serious health issues, anxiety attacks, exhaustion and depression from doing all the things their other coaches were telling them to do. Not only were they working harder, they were making LESS money… after investing in a slew of high ticket programs! When I did a little digging, it became clear that they were getting too much external direction, without enough personalization, or personal support, in some of these other programs. That is typically a recipe for disaster. Both personally and financially. There is no inspiration in doing a business based on what you’re “supposed” to do. If you’re not turned on, you won’t turn on anyone else. Yes, it’s important to study and experiment with other people’s systems, like a musician learns scales, but it’s still imitation,

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This was wedding #15 in country #12 in 13 months. (We’ve been doubling up on a few countries, obviously.) We’re still working our way towards 100 weddings in 100 countries. Every time we renew our wedding vows, we start fresh, speak from the heart, re-commit to our partnership, and go deeper than before. It just gets better and better each time, because we KNOW each other better. What did we know about being married when we just started out? Not much. Our wedding vows mean more to me as we bring more life experience to the ceremony. Devin and I enjoyed 3 days in Loreto (paradise!) with fresh, delicious healthy food (green juice every morning, fresh fish and fruits and vegetables with every meal…), amazing views, wild dolphins, a friendly community, and a wedding to remember forever. Thank you Villa del Palmar! Of course the great thing about a destination wedding is the honeymoon is automatically built in to the experience! Keep your eye on Loreto. It’s quiet. Uncrowded. Clean. A

Question: I am ready to start over – finally! I have been divorced for 3 years and it took a long time to get here. I just don’t know where to start. Answer: Congratulations! I honor you for doing the work you’ve done to be ready to start over! Where to start? We could talk for an hour about this! I would recommend that you get clear on the qualities you desire in a man, in a relationship, in a lifestyle. Also get clear on what you provide your man, your gifts, your strengths, your unique yumminess. Often we think that part of our life is a turn off or weakness, for example I’m a single mom and right now I have my son Wednesdays and every 1st, 3rd and 5th weekends. On the one hand, I could be afraid that he thinks I’m a bad mom or if he has kids, that our schedules aren’t aligned… yet on the other hand, he may LOVE that I have that schedule providing more time for us to cultivate a strong foundation. There is someone PERFECTLY suited to exactly who you are and how your life is… pr

Question: A girl I have had a crush on since our senior year in high school just sent me an email 5 years later (it was a mass email) saying she is getting married. We have never been anything and obviously now will never be anything but I am angry. Do I have a right to be angry? She has always seen me as a friend and I have never expressed how I felt but now I feel like I just got kicked in the stomach. Answer: Of course love, you have the right to feel anything that’s authentic to you. This is your life, your experiences, your choices, your feelings… your adventure of living. So if you feel kicked in the stomach… what is it that you can’t stomach? The fact that she’s getting married or the fact that you never TOLD her how you felt about her? Is it perhaps that you can’t stomach that you didn’t take action, be bold, show up and risk rejection for the possible reward of true love? This is a really wonderful wake up call to show you the pain in your heart when you don’t at least sh

  Join Bo Sanchez’ How To Make Millions In The Stock Market     “Live” Seminar on August 1, 2015, 8:00am to 12noon             I love it when the Stock Market goes down.          When stock prices are cheap, not because there is something wrong with the company, but because of global matters unrelated to these fantastic companies.           While everyone (usually short-term Traders) are crying and want to kill themselves, long-term Investors like myself (and the entire  TrulyRichClub  gang) are throwing parties and dancing the zumba.           Why?           Two Big Reasons:           First, we make our biggest profits during times like these—when prices are down.           Second, we know that this is temporary.  Very soon, the Stock Market will blast off again to outer space, bringing all its passengers.            I invite you to ride it now.           Six years ago, my maids and driver rode this Rocket Ship for the first time in their lives.  Yes, I’m the crazy guy w

Today is the day you decide to write the book that you’ve always wanted to write. You sit down at your computer, or at the table with a pen and paper you’re ready to go. Except . . . Nothing comes out. Your thoughts stop and you can’t remember what you were even going to write about. Has this ever happened to you? Have you begun to dislike writing because you find it hard to write anything? All writers experience a little writer’s block at one point or another. What is important is that we don’t let it stop us from writing completely. Here are some tips and quotes from famous authors on how to overcome writer’s block. 1) Free Write What is on your mind right now? Write about it. Write down anything that you can. By writing about something, even if it is not about the topic you are writing about can get you creative juices flowing 2) Develop a Habit of Writing Every Day Like J.G. Ballard “All through my career I’ve written 1,000 words a day – even if I’ve got a hangover. You