Long before it became a business buzzword, Kindra Hall was making storytelling work for her in a big way … and lucky for all of us, began to teach it to others. 

 

She’s a keynote speaker, former Chief Storytelling Officer at Success Magazine, and best-selling author of “Stories That Stick: How Storytelling Can Captivate Customers, Influence Audiences, and Transform Your Business” ... a book that debuted at #2 on the Wall Street Journal Bestseller List and Forbes said it “may be the most valuable business book you read.”

As one of the world’s most beloved motivational speakers, Les Brown is known for his unique charisma, warmth and humor, captivating audiences of up to 80,000 across the globe. 

 

If he had believed the labels he was given in grade school – “the dumb twin” and “intellectually disabled,” his life would look much different today. Fortunately, Les tapped into the powers of determination, persistence and belief to unleash a course of amazing achievements in his life, including Chicago-area Emmy® award winner, TV host and multi-term state representative in Ohio.

When Dr. Shefali, a renowned clinical psychologist, was 44 years old, she faced a pivotal choice, as most women do in mid-life: She could either continue being inauthentic to herself and encaged in fear OR she could step into a new dimension of being fully, consciously, her true self. That was the start of her radical awakening.

 

Today this expert in family dynamics is known for teaching other women how to transcend their fears and illusions, break free from societal expectations, and rediscover the person they were always meant to be: fully present, conscious, and fulfilled.

Best known for founding Travelocity.com and serving as founding Chairman of Kayak.com (later sold to Priceline for $1.8 billion), Terry Jones is one of the leading innovators and digital disruptors of our time. 

 

Terry began his career as a travel agent and spent 24 years at American Airlines in marketing and information technology, capping his career as Chief Information Officer of its SABRE division. While at SABRE, he led a team of six, working on a project

that became Travelocity.com. He served as its CEO for seven years, transforming it into a public company with $3 billion in travel sales.

After making a series of bad decisions, one that led to devastating consequences, Sunil Godse spent thousands of hours on research and interviews to find out WHY we waste time making bad decisions. 

 

What he found is that we ignore our intuition, a subconscious phenomenon we’re all born with. He then developed a seven-step process on how to sharpen our intuition so we can make the right decision in any given moment. Using this process, Sunil grew several entrepreneurial ventures to over $20 million before shifting his focus to teaching others.

You’d never guess that world-renowned speaker and Law of Attraction expert Bob Proctor used to struggle with low self-esteem and poor ambition. He was a kid who wouldn’t listen to anyone, and he eventually dropped out of high school. He began a series of factory jobs and later joined the Navy. 

 

At age 26, Bob was working in a fire department in Toronto when a man handed him the book “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill. That was a defining moment for Bob. Within a short period of time, his income skyrocketed ... and all within a year – and he did it cleaning offices and washing floors. But still, something was missing …

Chris Spurvey consciously chose entrepreneurship as a way to create a better life for his family. Yet there was one giant hurdle blocking his path to success: the negative way people view sales.

 

He knew this was a problem, not just for his own business, but for the businesses of virtually every other entrepreneur. (Can you relate??) So he found a way to sell that felt right and went on to focus on helping other “non-sales sellers” grow their revenues –consistently and without all the stress!

Jim Packard is the rare 20% who's excelled his entire life through consistent action, from being the top producing paper boy as a kid, “Distributor of the Year” for two Network Marketing companies, and married for over four decades. 

 

And then there’s George Campbell – the type of person who would drive Jim crazy. Even though he was a successful Hall of Fame professional speaker, he was the classic 80% underachiever: lots of natural ability undermined by procrastination and a lack of consistency. Don’t miss their story of how they formed The Consistency Chain and how they’re empowering thousands of teams to unleash this force in their businesses.

Named one of the “Top 25 Most Influential People in Real Estate” by Realtor® Magazine, Don Hobbs has served as an industry coach, trainer and business consultant for more than three decades, and has spoken to more than 1 million realtors. 

 

Don began his seminar career at the age of 18 when he went to work for Jim Rohn, one of the true pioneers of the global personal development movement. Setting records, he became President of Jim Rohn Productions at the age of 25.

Les Brown was introduced to personal development and positive thinking at age 10 when he worked part time cleaning the office of a man named Mr. Sidarsky, who listened to the likes of Norman Vincent Peale, Earl Nightingale, and Ernest Holmes. Les loved to eavesdrop on the messages of hope and abundance.

 

In spite of being labeled “the dumb twin” and “intellectually disabled” in grade school, Les used the consistent messages of “innate greatness in all of us” to become one of the most beloved motivational speakers of all time.