Month: April 2002

Paralysis Is A State of Mind

By ronkarr.Admin | April 2, 2002 |

This week we tragically and unexpectedly lost a phenomenal motivational speaker and colleague, 39 year old Art Berg. Art helped tens of thousands of people push through internal barriers to achieve their desired goals. In fact, he named his speaking business Invictus Communications. Invictus is defined as being unconquerable. His clients included the Baltimore Ravens…

Lancelot Negotiations

By ronkarr.Admin | April 2, 2002 |

Switching channels on my tv, I came across the movie First Knight, starring Richard Gere as Sir Lancelot. In one scene, Lancelot was challenging anyone in the town square to take him on in a fencing match. A very big and strong man steps forward. A few seconds after the match starts, the two lock…

I See, I Hear, I Do!

By ronkarr.Admin | April 2, 2002 |

It is a well known fact that when a student hears a concept and sees how it works, their retention level is around 40%. But when they actually implement the techniques, retention skyrockets to 80% and so does their level of success. The “I Do” part is mission critical and it all revolves around personal…

Lloyd Braun

By ronkarr.Admin | April 2, 2002 |

“I told them how important it is to try and not be afraid to fail.” Lloyd Braun – Chairman-ABC Entertainment TRANSLATION: This is what Mr. Braun told his children the night after he found out that David Letterman decided to stay with CBS and not sign with ABC. It was a gut wrenching defeat for…

John Treace and Bill Scott

By ronkarr.Admin | April 2, 2002 |

John Treace and Bill Scott Wright Medical Technology (WMT) Success starts at the top. It starts with the direction and attitude of the leaders. From here, a culture builds and an image forms as to what an organization represents to the community it serves. John Treace, Sr. VP for U.S. Sales, and Bill Scott, Sr.…

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Paralysis Is A State of Mind

By ronkarr.Admin / April 2, 2002 /

This week we tragically and unexpectedly lost a phenomenal motivational speaker and colleague, 39 year old Art Berg. Art helped tens of thousands of people push through internal barriers to achieve their desired goals. In fact, he named his speaking business Invictus Communications. Invictus is defined as being unconquerable. His clients included the Baltimore Ravens…

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Lancelot Negotiations

By ronkarr.Admin / April 2, 2002 /

Switching channels on my tv, I came across the movie First Knight, starring Richard Gere as Sir Lancelot. In one scene, Lancelot was challenging anyone in the town square to take him on in a fencing match. A very big and strong man steps forward. A few seconds after the match starts, the two lock…

Read More

I See, I Hear, I Do!

By ronkarr.Admin / April 2, 2002 /

It is a well known fact that when a student hears a concept and sees how it works, their retention level is around 40%. But when they actually implement the techniques, retention skyrockets to 80% and so does their level of success. The “I Do” part is mission critical and it all revolves around personal…

Read More

Lloyd Braun

By ronkarr.Admin / April 2, 2002 /

“I told them how important it is to try and not be afraid to fail.” Lloyd Braun – Chairman-ABC Entertainment TRANSLATION: This is what Mr. Braun told his children the night after he found out that David Letterman decided to stay with CBS and not sign with ABC. It was a gut wrenching defeat for…

Read More

John Treace and Bill Scott

By ronkarr.Admin / April 2, 2002 /

John Treace and Bill Scott Wright Medical Technology (WMT) Success starts at the top. It starts with the direction and attitude of the leaders. From here, a culture builds and an image forms as to what an organization represents to the community it serves. John Treace, Sr. VP for U.S. Sales, and Bill Scott, Sr.…

Read More