Thanks Andy, again, it really was GREAT! All positive feed back, for sure from the "rowdies" that came out. You really should be flattered as we've had BIG athletic names come out to speak and only a handful take the time on a Monday night to come out!
Sandra Beernaert, London Pacers Running Club, 2019, after my well-attended presentation on “The Power of Invitation”.
Negativity can kill the enthusiasm for leadership. In this hilarious and life-changing program, Andy gives leaders effective strategies for dealing with negativity while inspiring care. Andy reminds leaders that, "Care is contagious, but as a leader, it has to start with ME!" From his own school and business leadership experiences, he offers realistic, easy-to-implement insights that will motivate your team!
Andy’s program offers praise to your team for being an example of care for others to follow. “Don’t wait for the Miracle … be the Miracle” is a key line he shares. Within this program Andy has often added a powerful piece on the “Power of Invitation”. Popular with charity organizations and groups looking to recruit new members, he shares strategies on “The Three “I’s” - Invite, Include and the courage to Instigate.” This presentation contains content that is completely adjusted to the goals and mission of your organization. Andy will conduct a phone meeting with you prior to your event and ensure that the program focuses on your needs. From hockey referees to Senior Care workers, from Fire Fighters to Nurses, Andy has prepared inspiring and hilarious programs that meet the needs of each! |
“Thank you so much for speaking at the Mission Services Volunteer Appreciation Lunch. I have had many positive comments about your presentation and the lunch, itself. I hope you enjoyed it, too. |
Andy's workshops educate through the use of humour, energy, and personal stories to breathe life into the material. These sessions are more appropriate for formalized settings where participants would be taking notes. Each workshop offers an excellent handout.
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"Thanks for presenting at our recent conference of Adult and Vocational Education Administrators. I thought your workshop was excellent, energized and entertaining!! There was lots of information that I have passed on especially the one in putting stress into the proper perspective. How true and what a good way to rate how stressful the situation is. |
Get excited about your next speaking opportunity! This session draws on Andy’s massive speaking experience, ranging from high school pep rallies and university orientation weeks to camps and adult programs across North America. He offers realistic insights on: overcoming the fear (and how it is linked to self-esteem), putting more "you" into all of your communication, using the power of the positive, and how to visualize your improved speaking performances. Andy’s ideas are applicable whether you're communicating with one person or one thousand.
Workshop format is completely flexible. This workshop can run from 30 to 120 minutes. |
“Just a quick note to say thanks again for coming to speak to us yesterday. The women never stopped talking about it all through lunch. Many of them spoke about the possibilities of having you speak at their churches. An issue came up with my daughter when I had only been home about 10 minutes and I was able to tell her about caring. It was kind of neat to use your “Share Your Care ’ message so soon! Thanks again for your energy and caring.” |
"I just wanted to share something that happened yesterday in part because of the inspiration of your talk. I visited with my uncle in a nursing home on Sunday and frankly being there made me more depressed than usual. Perhaps it was the juxtaposition of the aging folks with the enthusiasm of the teenagers I had been with all week. Well it struck me when I left that I appreciated even more the daily care that the workers in the nursing home give to the patients. It cannot be a very easy job. Well my wife has grown some beautiful daisies in our backyard (there are hundreds, more than we need that is for sure). In the spirit of care is contagious I decided it would be nice to thank the nursing home workers with some daisies. And that is exactly what I did yesterday morning. I made many bunches of 10 daisies each and drop them off in vases to the Nursing director. I didn't know her or tell her my name but noted that my uncle stays there. I wanted to be anonymous. She was so happy. I told her to pass them out and tell the staff thank you for caring.
Now in the past I have gotten little ideas like this before. The difference was this time I followed through and I think you deserve some credit for that. Thanks again for your great work!!! I hope we can bring you to our school sometime. If you are coming to Connecticut to another school please let me know so perhaps we might be able to book you too. Enjoy the summer."
John O'Leary, M.A., Yale University School of Medicine, Volunteer Counselor at the Connecticut MADD Summer Leadership Camp