Sample impression message after maritime training seminar

I had a great time in the Motivational seminar yesterday. While I can't share the whole day worth of information in one blog post, I will share some of the brightest and most things that I learned.

The seminar was held at the Mandalay Bay Events Center, a giant indoor stadium with a talking up a working platform in the bottom center, as the boxing match is used you will see. This meant that the speaker was surrounded by people on all sides. Estimated There were, I'm about 10000 people there, so it is certainly one of the largest I've attended seminars. One speaker also threw out the year as the estimated number of 10000 people.

I went with a few friends from Toastmasters, and it's fair to say we were not there just for the content but for the opportunity to see other columns in action and to respect and appreciate their skills. May I say a few of us were INITIALLY difficult to exit the "rating systems" and just listen to the content. It is difficult not to expect the UMS, AHS, and speaking or platform, to notice their skills as vocal variety, gestures, Because WE work on them has skills in Toastmasters.

In addition, I tried to get a sense of how the message of each column was affected by an audience. They seemed genuine or fake? Does it seem like THEY said nothing is going to change any action or thinking?

Keep in mind that GMT based observations and my personal opinion, so, obviously, this will shift to the what I like and don't like.

Here we go ....

Steve Forbes (Forbes stores) was the first speaker. He talked about thinking outside the box, embracing change, and going against the conventional wisdom. His conversational skills if I thought that well, and I felt that was connected with the public good. But I didn't get much from him personally the content-I will Neither original nor deep. It is used by many financial and business examples, and it got us all laugh with humor. But I can't say that this was a long-term effect on me what they were. This does not mean that he did not do a good job-I'm just not in resonance with his message.

Zig Ziglar camera to the next. He was the person I was most looking forward to meeting, and it was the first time I saw him speak live. My reaction was a little ambiguous. On the positive side, Zig had a great sense of humor, loads of personal stories and unique content. However, I found this particular speech, to be a bit absent-minded and disorganized. I seemed to be trying to cram This Zig about two hours of content in a one-hour speech. He spoke at an incredibly fast rate year throughout the day, and I found it overwhelming and personally problems consistently GMT it. He also was stepping on His laughs. ("Stepping on laughter" when you speak, this means that the ridiculous, you're not giving the audience enough time to react and stop laughing. You start talking again too soon, cutting off their laughter. The negative effect of closing in on the laughter that you repeatedly State audience not laughing and I could see that happening with the presentation Zig 's.) Thus, in this sense, I was disappointed with the performance of the INA 's. I heard his audio recordings of live performances where I felt he did a much better job connecting with the audience and support more reasonable stimulation.

Here are some of the highlights, Zig on:

Motivation is temporary, but it is bathing. If you have both, you will live longer and smell better.
People who understand the success that their attitude and make more of a difference than external, uncontrollable factors like the economy.
The more you have that money can't buy, the more you get what money will buy.
Commitment to your goals is crucial. Some of us are about as committed in the "kamikaze pilot on the 39-th mission."
Small steps is important. Termites are more damage than earthquakes and hurricanes.
Every day, how do you do the day before you leave.
"Run your day by hour, life with a vision."
Strong dependence gives you "home ice advantage." zig noticed how it took him 25 years and 17 failed business deals before he reached a level of financial success. He struggled financially for 25 years (since 20 years in his 40 years of age). And yet, his wife retains faith in him all the way and has never wavered in its support. Can I say Zig was really thankful my wife that long-term support will probably feel the same way because I have the level of support from my wife too.The inner joy improves life for the better (physical, mental, social, spiritual, financial, etc.). I agree with this point completely.