Dallas, Texas, United States •
$5,001 - $10,000
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Inspires self-confidence for success!
POSITIVE THINKING + POSITIVE ATTITUDE = POSITIVE RESULTS!
Zig Ziglar once said, “Positive thinking won’t help you do anything, but it will help you do everything BETTER than negative thinking will.” A positive mindset combined with a positive attitude is undeniably a great combination for achieving positive results. This high-octane motivational message will equip you with the know-how to develop a more positive mindset and how to achieve a more positive attitude for optimal results in and outside the workplace. Best Suited for Sales Conferences, Conferences needing messages on Change, Peak Performance, Team Building, Overcoming Adversity, Motivational
FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO BE SUCCESSFUL
Does your organization need to be uplifted, encouraged, and motivated? This is the presentation for you. DeWayne Owens does a fantastic job of encouraging your audience that they have the ability to overcome obstacles, adapt to changes, and be ridiculously successful in their endeavors. End your conference on a high octane note and book DeWayne for this presentation. Best Suited for Sales Conferences, Conferences needing messages on Change, Peak Performance, Team Building, Overcoming Adversity, Motivational
VALUING THE PURPOSE OF YOUR WORK
Knowing and appreciating your incredible value to yourself and the workplace is critical for success. I believe all people are born with a calling and a purpose in life. We all have talents and abilities that make us unique and set us apart from others. This powerful message reminds and encourages you that you possess within yourself the seeds for greatness. No matter what level in your company you serve at, when your gifts are utilized in the services of the workplace, you can become all that you can be by helping others to become all that they can be. Best Suited for Conferences needing messages on Change, Peak Performance, Team Building, Overcoming Adversity, Motivational
Your perspective matters!
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