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Leadership comes in many forms. In the family, a father is considered the leader of the home; in team sports, the captain or skipper is considered the leader of the team; while the CEO or manager is considered the leader in a company or organizations. The leaders in all three examples have something in common, which is that they guide, manage, and direct others to accomplish different tasks. In the case of the father, his work is to ensure everybody is taken care of in the family financially and otherwise. That of the captain of a team sport is to ensure the other members of his or her team effectively carry out their jobs, and the team wins every match they play. While the job of the CEO or manager is to ensure all employees do their jobs properly and the company is always making a profit.
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Quick View“Thanks so much for being with us last week! I loved your speech and know that a very large number of folks LOVED your messages. I’m hopeful many of them have been or will be transformed and my team now has some new transformational symbols to apply. We’re very happy with the overall outcome of the event — thanks very much for the huge part you played in making our offsite fun & meaningful!”
Wells Fargo
"Awesome presentation! Bill exceeded our expectations - his presentation offers a unique perspective on personal leadership. I like the way Bill brings science to our understanding of human behavior in an accessible and inspiring way. This session helped our people think differently about their personal relationships, their motivation and their performance. Bill's enthusiastic presentation really made a difference for our team."RBC Royal Bank
"Bill was a very entertaining speaker who everyone loved. His stories shared great life experiences that could be felt by all. A great speaker who could be listened to over and over. My managers were impressed by his performance." Wilsons
"In a word; your man was fantastic, topical, hilarious, poignant, energized and energizing. Oh…. Right…. That's six words There were 275 or so in the audience . I would have said they were 275 people seated for the performance but he had most of them on the floor. Bill's ability to weave his humor with the Rotary message was impressive. I wouldn't simply want to recommend Bill to a future group I would want to insist upon it. He was the man and the message we needed and he delivered. Thanks for all of your help." The Rotary Club