What ideas and new principles exist for the future of our society?
“Spirit changes the world”
Future trends – Quality of time
- Spirituality and mental potential. From faith to knowledge.
- IQ and EQ become SQ. | What competence will secure the society of tomorrow?
- Carpe Hora. Appreciating our time resources and respecting horizontal and vertical principles.
- Management through humor. Improved team performance, better morale, fewer sick days.
Possible topics:
- Future – Trends – Qualities of Time
- Burnout – Illness or Opportunity?
- The balance between rest and activity
- Ethics and culture in life and business – an outlook on dynamics and potentials
- Economic, social and political trends
- Financial ethics – conducting business in accordance with physical conditions and principles
- Europe, embedded in a global and cultural value system
- intercultural philosophy
- Education, humanism…
Who would find our lectures and services interesting?
Our services are for people who want to take control of their happiness and work on their personal development. They are also for companies and organizations that want to proactively and sustainably manage change processes for cultural development and employee advancement.
Always suitable for inspiration and motivation, the right start, to get up, begin and take action
- Annual kick-off events
- Management conferences
- Kick-off events
- Anniversary events
- Festivities
- conferences
- Customer events
- Measure
- Employee events
- Association meeting
- Sales conferences
- Team motivation
- Self-motivation
- and for the events you are currently planning and are looking for one of the most experienced senior speakers
For booking inquiries or other questions, please call us.
Quotes:
“A good speech has a good beginning and a good ending – and both should be as close together as possible.” ( Mark Twain )
“You must be the one you wish to ignite in others.” ( Augustine of Hippo )
“The art of rhetoric is the most comprehensive art.” ( Augustine of Hippo )
“Therefore, it is necessary to employ artistry without it being noticed, and to make speech appear not as fabricated but as natural – for this is what makes it credible.” ( Aristotle )
“Master the subject, and the words will follow – rem tene, verba sequentur.” ( Cato the Elder , 234–149 BC)
“A good speech is like a bikini – short enough to be exciting, but covering all the essential parts.” ( John F. Kennedy )
“Choose topics for your speeches that you care about.” ( Dale Carnegie )