Left Brainers, Right Brainers & No Brainers

What are your "attention assets"? Those hot buttons of interest and flashpoints of curiosity, challenge or concern that grab you and won't let go. Can you recognize and regularly tap into these assets in your key associates? What would the impact be on your internal and external relationships if you could shift the way you viewed someone from "how smart are you?" to "how... are you smart?"

With honesty and humor, Rob Peck tackles these and other outside the box questions in a lively 60-90 minute presentation that generates a host of valuable insights into how people learn and pass on what's pertinent to their associates. Using his trademark juggling and balancing skills to illustrate key points, Rob actively challenges participants to reconsider how they, their colleagues and their customers can best achieve mutual respect and high trust relationships.

Alternating user-friendly facts highlighting the latest developments in adult learning principles with industry specific case references, quotes and original anecdotes, this keynote or closing general session links lessons with laughter (and sparks a major rush of mental adrenalin). Attendees come away with at least three "keepers":

1. A common sense understanding of Harvard professor Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences theory and how to apply it in the workplace.
2. A renewed appreciation for the simple truth that in order to teach 'em you've got to know how to reach 'em... in a way that invites their best energy and brightest thinking.
3. A burning fire in their belly to accelerate their learning curves- especially when it comes to the kind of people-smarts that uses the 3 T's: Teamwork, Tolerance and Tenacity to build strong, lasting relationships.