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“I’m Alvin Day and I Believe”
“I believe in possibilities”. I believe anything is possible if you’re a dreamer who wakes up and takes action. When head knowledge is combined with a burning, passionate fire in the belly, even average, normal people do extraordinary feats. This belief guides all my work with individuals and organizations. “I believe leadership” is the solution to every challenge faced by your organizations or team. To invest in your leaders is to invest in the staff. Empower the leaders and you empower the team. This belief guides my coaching to move leaders from good to great. “I believe you”…yes, YOU, were born to succeed—to be great—to achieve at least one more spectacular, life changing thing before you die. You were created with great purpose and until you begin to pursue it, nothing you do will bring you lasting meaning or satisfaction. This belief guides me to tease, coax and entice you toward taking the greatest journey of your life.Hire Alvin Live & in Person
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Did it Dumb you Down?
The government should stop giving freebies to the poor & use the money to get them all a good education. What if I told you that formal education is contributing to our issues in society?
Sell Wants not Needs
If you’re in the business of selling ideas or other types of propositions, you should ensure that they are geared to what the customer needs, right? Wrong! Why?
The Light!
I will get hate-mail because of this week’s message. Will that come from you?
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Peter W. Demko Director of Marketing–Global Brands, Valvoline
“After spending a day with Alvin, our entire organization was hungry to win in the marketplace. He ignited in them a burning passion for personal excellence. I have rarely seen them so fired up. His principles and techniques are inspirational, entertaining and practical at the same time.
“Alvin came at a time of transition, when our people faced uncertainties and fears. He helped them increase their focus and performance in that difficult period. At the end, everyone was asking for more of this in the future!”