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Overview
 Most of my life I wanted to ride a motorcycle. When I was 38 years old I promised myself that I would learn to ride before I turned 40. I did both (turned 40 AND learned to ride). Since then - and we won't say how long that's been - motorcycling has become so much more for me than just riding an alternative vehicle. I draw analogies to being a successful motorcycle rider and being successful in my life. The metaphors I develop for my life experiences become principles for success that I share in my programs.
The motorcycles I own and ride are powered by engines designated as V-Twin engines - think the look of Harley-Davidson® motorcycle engines that are shaped like V's (although I drive Honda® motorcycles). Since the analogies and metaphors I developed were created through and pertain to my motorcycle riding experiences, I call them my V-Twin values and my moto-vation.
Benefits to Your Audience
This program will help your audience:
- Set a positive mindset for participating in and getting the most out of the remainder of your event, meeting, conference, or educational program, and
- Evaluate their own personal and professional targets and determine what they need to do to meet those targets.
Key Points
The Past is the sum of your past experiences. They shape you and influence your being who you are and how you think and feel. The past is not to be ignored. In fact you must use and learn from your past in order to create your present and future successes.
Take-Aways
Four principles for success relevant to their personal and professional lives they can apply to themselves in their own way.
A SMART Success Ride Plan© (action-commitment plan) to make the principles specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely — including a Personal Ride Journal© and License to Succeed© to record specific points as they apply to each participant personally and individually and to carry with them as resources throughout their lives.
Timing and Interactivity
Please contact me when you want ”V-Twin Values: Success Principles for the Ride You Call 'Life'” brought to your people and organization. I welcome the opportunity to moto-vate, facilitate learning, and inspire.
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