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Motivation: 2 Truths and 1 Lie About Why We Do What We Do
Andy Dix, President / Executive Business Coach, AD Growth Advisers Inc.
TOPIC CATEGORY: Motivational
Request This Free SpeechEver wondered why do people do what they do? How can a leader get people to want to do what needs done? How do you motivate someone? Prof. Steven Reiss, PhD, led 30 years of groundbreaking research into human motivation and created the Science of Motivation® based on his “16 Basic Desires Theory.” In this provocative talk, Andy Dix shares key insights into understanding why people do what they do and explains how to inspire the best in others and ourselves. His energetic and entertaining approach promises a lively and highly engaging session for your organization. MORE >
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Learn the 7 costly mistakes families make in their Estate Plans and how to avoid them!
Paul A. Kraft, Esq., Co-Founder and Senior Principal, Frank & Kraft
TOPIC CATEGORY: Financial
Request This Free SpeechAttend this seminar and immediately discover how you can avoid mistakes in these seven key areas: Probate Costs and Delays, Nursing Home Costs, Divorce, Remarriage, Estate Taxes, Retirement Plans, and Incapacity. MORE >
1. Probate Costs and Delays: Avoid potential delays of 9 months to 1 year or more. Eliminate or minimize substantial court, attorneys’, and executors’ fees.
2. Nursing Home Costs: Protect your nest egg from nursing home costs, which average over $6,850 per month in Indiana.
3. Divorce: Preserve your children’s inheritance if they divorce... up to 50% of your assets could walk out the door with your ex in-law.
4. Remarriage: Prevent your assets from going to a stranger instead of your children if your spouse gets remarried after your death.
5. Estate Taxes: Eliminate or minimize federal estate taxes.
6. Retirement Plans: Choose the right options to preserve your IRA or 401(k). Take advantage of opportunities to minimize income taxes for your beneficiaries.
7. Incapacity: Make your final wishes known with a Living Will and Health Care Proxy. Avoid a publicly humiliating and expensive guardianship proceeding if you become legally incapacitated or disabled. -
How To Make Sure Your Business Produces the Personal Outcomes You Want
Roger Engelau, Certified Business Coach and Owner, Inspire Results Business Advising
TOPIC CATEGORY: Business
Request This Free SpeechLooking out 5, 10, 20 years, what kind of life do you want to be living? What properties, businesses, cash, cars do you want to have? What hobbies, investments, donations, achievements, vacations? What will you want to be DOING? World travel, summers in your lakehouse, charity work, spending time with grandchildren, paying for their private school, spinning off 3 other businesses? MORE >
In this presentation, Certified Business Coach Roger Engelau shows you how to align your business vision and strategies with your personal vision to insure that the business you’re building will produce your desired personal outcomes. This presentation can be customized to 20, 30, or 60 minutes and to your organization’s needs. -
Cemetery Symbolism
Jeannie Regan-Dinius, Director of Special Initiatives, DNR-DHPA
TOPIC CATEGORY: Educational
Request This Free SpeechCemeteries tell us much about who came before us. The size, shape and documentation vary from religious groups, time period, and location. But, all are important outdoor museums. The symbols and markings that individuals put on their stones reveal much about the individual and family. MORE >
Jeannie R. Regan-Dinius, Director of Special Initiatives for the Department of Natural Resources’’ Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology, will discuss the state of cemeteries in Indiana, the presumed meanings of markings, how pop culture affects stones, and what you need to look at when you walk through a cemetery.Jeannie Regan-Dinius has a life-long interest in history, family history, and research. She earned her Bachelors in Public History from Ball State University, where she studied also anthropology and American Studies. She has her Masters in Urban Planning and Information Management/Library Science from Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis with additional graduate course work in public history.
Before coming to the State, she was the Executive Director of a 96-acre historic park in Huntington, IN. She came to the state in 2000 to help work on the Underground Railroad research initiative. She was given the additional responsibility of the Cemetery Registry, the Historic Theater Initiative, and public outreach.
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Alkaline Diets – Are you Living a Basic Life, and I’m Not Talking about Lack of Excitement
Dr. Joseph Fortunato, DC, LAc, Healthsource of Indianapolis
TOPIC CATEGORY: Health & Fitness
Request This Free SpeechIllnesses such as a simple cold or flu all the way up to arthritic degeneration and cancer thrive in acidic environments. Find out what creates acidic versus basic environments in your body, and simple ways to live a more basic lifestyle.
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The Seven Best Things I’ve Learned About Loving The People I Love
Gary Sinclair, Director, Never Quit Climbing
TOPIC CATEGORY: Self Improvement
Request This Free SpeechLove is fun... and also hard. It takes time, work, practice and sacrifice. Over the years, Gary has learned some tough, but important lessons about how to truly love someone, especially those closest to him. And while circumstances vary from family to family and person to person, there are some critical and common concepts that we can all learn to do better to love those around us - spouses, kids, coworkers, other family, etc. In a fun, yet practical way, Gary shares seven of those vital principles that can help anyone of any age do better at truly loving another person. MORE >
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Living Life’s Purpose
Paul Lushin, President, Lushin and Associates
TOPIC CATEGORY: Self Improvement
Request This Free SpeechIn today’s world, we’re measured more by what we’re doing or have done than the life we’re living and the person we’re being. We focus more on a never ending to-do list than being purposeful and intentional in each moment of our life. In this interactive session, Paul Lushin discusses the shifts in mindset and daily behavior that you need to focus on and implement in order to live the truly purposeful life you were meant for. MORE >
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Retirement is a Journey Not a Destination
Joseph A. Clark CFP, Managing Partner, The Financial Enhancement Group
TOPIC CATEGORY: Financial
Request This Free SpeechDuring this 50 minute discussion Joe will share with you the three phases of finance that every successful retiree will go through in their financial journey. He will share the most important objectives for each of the three stages and what you need to do to be successful in that phase of finance. Joe will also give you suggestions on how to make up for things missed in the past. MORE >
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Desk Ergonomics – Changing the Work Place to your Playground
Dr. Joseph Fortunato, DC, LAc, Healthsource of Indianapolis
TOPIC CATEGORY: Health & Fitness
Request This Free SpeechWe see the symptoms of desk work all too often. Hunched soldiers, lower neck pain/stiffness, numbness/tingling in the hands, headaches, difficulty standing up. Find out ways to prevent the early degradation of your body, and burn a few extra calories by doing little exercises.