- Eight Secrets of a Successful Business: Discover
the Natural Laws of Entrepreneurship
- In
this keynote, Hyrum W. Smith reveals timeless principles of performance
and effectiveness that can transform your
business. In this entertaining
and enlightening speech, Hyrum discusses building customer confidence
and loyalty and creating a critical emotional tie to products and services.
He examines the impact of a common ethical and moral code among employees,
the competitive advantage of doing things quickly, and the importance
of surpassing customers' expectations.
Hyrum also shares valuable insights
into legendary customer service and possessing a passion for what you
do. Virtually any individual,
work team, department, or organization can benefit from these natural
laws of entrepreneurship that will help boost performance, competitiveness,
and achievement.
- Gaining Control: The FranklinCovey Reality Model
- Are you in control of your life? The sense of being in control of
our lives is crucial to our happiness. People who have a sense of fulfillment
in life are in control of themselves, their careers, their relationships,
and their actions.
In this dynamic presentation, Hyrum W. Smith helps you discover how to achieve
greater self-esteem and inner peace. He shares a five-step formula to help
address incorrect beliefs and destructive behavior without attacking ourselves
or others, so we can solve most of the human relations and personal productivity
problems we encounter in life.
- What Matters Most: The Power of Living Your Values®
- In an age of unprecedented prosperity and opportunity, there are
still many who feel that something is missing in their lives: “I've
achieved success and am on the fast track in my career, I'm respected
by my peers, I have a great family and all the toys and perks
that I could possibly want. Why don't I feel a stronger sense
of fulfillment,
or any real happiness inside? Why does life feel so empty?”
In this
keynote address, Hyrum W. Smith outlines compelling reasons for
this dissatisfaction. Much of it comes, he says, because of conflicts
between our
actions and our deeply-held personal values. In the rush and press
of
life, too many of us have lost touch with what matters most to us—values
like close family relationships, participating in fulfilling work,
giving of self in
service to others, following our own light, and achieving long-held
dreams and creative
goals.
Through captivating examples from others and by drawing from his
own extensive experience, Hyrum shares key insights on how to not only
embrace
your values,
but also make them your priority.
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