Gary Sinclair

Using lessons learned in the mountains themselves, Gary gives a powerful and story-filled talk about how anyone can and must tackle their own personal mountain. Those mountains are not only scary but can cause workers in our businesses, churches and schools to be far less effective and productive than they could be. He chronicles how he first learned to love the high country, his wife's later cancer discovery and how he and Jackie took their strategies for summitting and applied them to help them face the terrible illness that his wife endured. He includes why mountains are actually helpful in life, what we need to do to prepare to climb one and then how to actually move up the trail and not quit. Life mountains include finances, illness, relationships, grief, job loss, personal mistakes and the like. Everyone needs practical help on how to start and keep going rather than looking at the summit and becoming overwhelmed.

People give speeches and companies produce ads every day. Hundreds, thousands, even millions hear and see the fruit of those efforts and yet the majority within minutes forget what the presenter certainly hoped would stay with them and make a long-term impact. So what is it that DOES cause people to remember what we share with them? Using humor, story and practical application, Gary gives a captivating and yes, memorable, talk that audiences will not only remember for days, weeks and months but will also put into practice in some specific way. His talk not only gets through to audiences but is a teaching tool that will help them learn to communicate better themselves in their leadership role.