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Because sometimes you need gentle spiritual guidance and sometimes...a swift kick in the butt! Both of these guys are in the Speaker Hall of Fame. Both have written many highly popular books. Both are internationally renowned for their dramatic impact on audiences ranging from scientists to sales professionals.
But they are as different as night from day, ying from yang, ping from pong. One is known as "The Pitbull of Personal Development" and thinks "truth" is shaped like a 2x4. The other is known for an uncanny ability to blend depth of insight with inspiration. One "hasn't got time for tact," while the other will take all the time needed to help someone understand.
People who know them wonder how on earth they managed to collaborate on anything. But read their answers to 50 of life's greatest questions and you will see for yourself the explosive wisdom of bringing these two together. Powerful. Provocative. Personal.
You will undoubtedly love one and resent the other...but either way you'll get the truth!
Larry Winget,
The Pitbull Of Personal Development Edgy. Controversial. Cantankerous. Antagonistic. Sarcastic. Opinionated. Caustic. Direct. In-your-face.
Larry Winget is a philosopher of success who just happens to be hilarious. He teaches universal principles that will work for anyone, in any business, at any time, and does it by telling funny stories. He believes that most of us have complicated life and business way too much and take it way too seriously, and that we need to lighten up, take responsibility, be more flexible, stay positive and keep it in perspective. He believes that success and prosperity come from serving others. He teaches that business improves when the people in the business improve, that everything in life gets better when the people in the business improve, that everything in life gets better when we get better, and nothing gets better until we get better.
He doesn't mince words. He delivers the cold, ugly truth in a way that is provocative, interesting and funny. And anything but boring.
Ian Percy (proper noun): often used by meeting planners as in: Let's have Ian Percy speak at our conference again!
No smoke and mirrors here -- just solid, hard-hitting insights on high performance leadership an how to make our work and our lives meaningful and productive.
Organizations around the world have retained Ian to take their audiences to a higher level. He is a registered organizational psychologist and one of only two speakers in the world to hold the Certified Speaking Professional designation, as well as membership in both the US and Canadian Speaker Hall of Fame. Ian was also declared "One of the top 21 speakers for the 21st century" by Successful Meetings magazine.
