Everyone is looking for the holy grail right? I would love to be able to expand peoples minds into the possiblity of being the very best that they can be. To create the wealth they want and to define the life they’d like to lead. So I am available for collaborations on speaking events, talking about Emotional Intelligence, how processes can change your life and reduce your stress, and, the Law of Attraction, what it is REALLY, what you have to do to engage with it and how darned difficult it is to get it right. Let’s face it, life isn’t “giving” you anything. I am all about how to ethically take what’s there for you without being a cock about it.
I have been a speaker for more than 20 years at various levels of event and spoken on a number of topics. I am well versed in Process Re-engineering, CRM, Solutions Architecture, the use of technology to advance business, and during the last 20 years, the use of Emotional Intelligence to alter a workforce, increase sales, reduce friction and stress to improve your personal relationships. Add to that a love of the power of the Law of Attraction, what it is, importantly, what it isn’t and just how easy or hard knowing about it can make your life.
Ever met one of those… been there done that type of people… I sort of fit into that category. I started my life as a programmer (having grown up on a farm). A third dan karate. I moved from programming to analyst, then to being a CRM consultant. From that to being a solutions architect working worldwide with some of the biggest companies on the planet. I know, irritating isn’t it. But I might have something of value.
The last 18 years (in spite of the previous stuff) has been a massive learning curve for me. I trained in EI – it gave me an edge when analysing and re-designing companies! I found the Law of Attraction and became a master practitioner. I stopped consulting and started a career in photography (that’s been 14 years so far).
Now I find that my skills in running masterminds and speaking at events now and then are becoming as much a part of my life as the sound of a shutter clicking.