Ken Annandale
Author of best-seller "Movers, Shakers, Moaners &
Groaners" [0ver 20000
copies sold]
MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER
TEAM BUILDER
LEADERSHIP COACH
FIREWALKER
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Ken Annandale
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Movers, Shakers, Moaners & Groaners
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Objective The presentation focuses on providing delegates with encouragement, enthusiasm, energy and focus for the future. It will give your team greater focus and enthusiasm, making them MOVERS & SHAKERS! This keynote address or seminar will improve performance, refresh and challenge the team! Target Group Perfect for your sales & marketing and management conferences. Ideal for your conferences or meetings! An absolute must for your entire staff! Duration 1 hour to 7 hours. |
Content
Deal with the past The laws of success Principles of self-motivation Control your mind &
emotions Increase self-esteem &
influence Modify your personality Change; challenge or crisis? Goals, dreams, visions Become success orientated Steps to stay motivated Leaving
a legacy
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Making
Movers & Shakers - Motivational Leadership
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Objective The presentation focuses on providing leaders and managers with insight into what, where, when and how to motivate and activate their teams. It will give them the tools to ensure team focus and enthusiasm making them WINNERS not WHINERS! This keynote address or seminar will improve performance, refresh and challenge your team! Target Group Perfect for your management conferences. Ideal for your conferences or meetings! Duration 1 hour to 4 hours. |
Content Profile of a dynamic leader Casting
visiont Perpetual Peak Performance Types of motivation Communication - the key Design the strategy Reward performance Synergy - Teams vs.
Partnerships Share the dream Ways to keep them motivated
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Good,
Bad & Ugly Presentations
20 years worth of public speaking and presentation skills experience for every manager and leader!
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Workshop Content
Confidence,
energy and enthusiasm Creative
thinking Difference; need
& nice to know Follow-up and
measurement From boring to
brilliant
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Content Continued
Get to know the
audience Handling the
difficult audience Presentation
skills and techniques Reading audience
"Body Language" Structuring
winning presentations
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