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The Monday Morning Memo

Roy H. Williams rarely, if ever, travels to speak anymore. And when he does, the price is $50,000 for each night he is away from home. If you want to hear Roy, you need to travel to Austin. Take a class at Wizard Academy or spend a day in private consultation with the wizard in Austin.

Tim Miles has been the wizard’s partner for 15 years and he is a fantastic speaker.  And his speaking fee is only $10,000 plus first class, round-trip airfare.

Tim earns rave reviews and off-the-chart evaluations from conventions, conferences, and companies for his presentations, webinars, and workshops.

To paraphrase screenwriter David Freeman, Tim took everything that made him weird as a kid and got people to pay him money for it as an adult. His unique blend of humor, motivation, and common sense leaves audiences happy, hopeful, and ready to apply the stuff they’ve learned.

Contact Tim to speak. You won’t be disappointed.

Tim’s Ten Most-Requested Topics

• The First Order of Business
• T.L.C. – Leading with Love
• Ten Hidden Keys to Team, Time, and Serving Others (“Daddy, I have a question…”)
• Uncovering Your Unique Value Proposition
• Practically Social & Perfectly Content
• Best Buy Made My Mom Cry: A Guide to Shareworthy Customer Service
• Managing Change From The Inside Out
• All The Difference: Lessons Learned Along the Road Less Traveled
• The Pendulum: Swinging with the Forces that Shape Our World
• The Millennial Myth: The 13 Ways of the We Generation
• Spelling Out S.U.C.C.E.S.S. in the 21st Century

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Random Quote:

“A baby was born and a candle was lit.

The illumination that added to the brilliance of existence acquired the characteristics of humanity.
It too would strive for a purpose as the taunting winds of life seemed to hinder its external cause.
A little boy was staring up at the heavens in awe and wonder, and the candle with its extending and questioning flame, stretched toward the abode of God in defiance, its doubts to remain forever unanswered in a world of dormancy.
As happiness enveloped the boy in a protective shell, the flame danced and trembled with excitement, inspired by the winds of mockery.
A young man, his mind filled with stirring ideas, set out to conquer the world.
The candle set out in rebellion against darkness, with wild hisses and mounting expectations, and the melting wax of years piled like sediment in the foundation of a life.
Yet the young man had not a smile on his face, but resembled a sketch which had captured a moment of sadness, and the flame, burning away priceless years, let hundreds of years escape over its brim of light.
An old man, whose face was etched with the lines of toil, struggle, and emptiness, let his mind wander back to his moments of marvel, of delusions, of past and forgotten happiness, and many unquestionable aims, and his frail body which had wrinkled with the creases of emotion, trembled, and one lonely forsaken tear fell, shuddering down his cracked cheek.
His eyes closed, yet a faint smile seemed to suggest contentment, and as the whisper of God breathed softly a message of simple finality, the flame, with one last groping of anguish rose towards the sky, and then sank back into oblivion.

“

- Douglas Burdon

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