Preheat your oven to a high degree of expectancy
Search for the ingredients with insight
Add plenty of imagination
Sift in some hunches
Mix in a large portion of intuition
Strain the ingredients like a poet
Stir with emotion
Let rise with inspiration
Spread with enthusiasm
Color with thoughts and feelings
Blend fearlessly
Pour with concentration
Bake with creative energy till ready
Decorate like a painter
Serve with satisfaction
Consume with pleasure and enjoyment.
© 1997 R. R. Dvorak

Through a series of carefully crafted simple exercises, you will learn to enjoy the benefits of your incredible power to be creative.  Successful artists, authors, musicians, and composers have learned to tap into this powerful source of creative energy.  But for most people, the ability to use this power was either never learned or trained out of them.  That free creative spirit resides in all of us and is just waiting to be mastered.   In this workshop, you will discover how you can:

·        apply three easy techniques to source valuable and innovative ideas;

·        capitalize on your creative ideas.

·        master your creativity to be more valuable on your job and in your life;

·        see from different points of view and persuade others to do the same;

·        master your time and add two more hours in your day to be creative, to learn, to play;

·        employ an easy sequence of steps to solve any problem;

What's the big deal? Just sit down and do your job. Got a problem? Hang in there. Probably no one ever told you that sitting at a computer workstation can be hazardous to your health--but then so can driving a car or walking across the street. Let's set things straight! A person invented the chair. And, as usual, when humans invent something, there can be mistaken assumptions and miscalculations. Humans also invented the visual display terminal. Put the two together in a workplace designed from the beginning for typewriters, and you have problems in Computer City.

When the suggestions in this seminar are followed, you can expect greater comfort, more energy, enhanced performance, and higher productivity. When employees are happier and less stressed, productivity increases and absenteeism declines. Employee fitness and well-being promote optimum mental performance, and they are essential for productive, error-free work.

Any sales trainer will tell you that you will never be a top producer unless you are convinced of the value of your product and know it extremely well. Since your product is yourself, first, let's learn something about it and acknowledge its value. You will learn through audience participation, games, and visual illustrations: the ABC's of developing rapport, how to make a strong first impression, how to overcome insecurities and lack of confidence, how to use your voice to sell yourself, the triple A's to selling yourself in any situation, and much more.

You can easily learn to sell more, turn more customers into buyers faster, and keep customers longer. Sell anything you want and begin at once. In this fast paced course on the art of selling, you will learn how to create immediate desire, how to create instant rapport, what to ask, when to listen, what to say, easy closing techniques you can learn in minutes, correct body language and voice tone, and how to magically connect a person to your product or service.

The full day training will include motivation, attitude adjustments, self confidence exercises, prospecting clients, telephone tips, presentation room and floor movements, private presentations and discussions, respect and courtesy, vocabulary, qualifying issues, psychological connections, closing, handling money objections, high ticket item sales, and corporate sales.

Learn to free your creative spirit so that you can find the appropriate solution to any problem.  Discover the most important question in life. Learn to see from different points of view. Mr. Dvorak will share many insights about business and life that he has gained during his life travels. Personal stories along with slides will take you on a journey into your mind and heart. You will see new ways to express yourself as an artist of life.

"...thank you for the wonderful and inspirational talk and demonstration at the Menlo Art League.  I can tell you that it has been a long time since anyone has elicited such a positive response.  I think they would have bought the shirt off your back if that had been for sale!"
Linda Logan, Menlo Park, CA

The purpose of these team games is to:
Create a team identity
Develop a team consciousness.
Learn and practice the ABC's or good communication
Learn to change direction quickly for the goal of the team
Learn to allow another person to be in charge
Learn to accept direction without hesitation or judgment
Learn to let go of the personal need to establish an outcome
Learn to let go of a personal position for the team good
Experience letting go of preconceived ideas
Encourage flexible creative thinking
Become a good listener and learn the art of agreement
Learn to adjust to whatever comes up

Learn the three F's, the four U's, and the three N's to having fun. That equals 10 incredible ways to add more fun to your life every minute of every day, of every week, in every month. The result is that you will add years to your life and life to your years; and besides that, your job will become a kick, a joy,and a big warm and fuzzy pleasure to live. Your team will accomplish more and each player will benefit with increased self esteem,productivity and creative problem solving skill.

How often does a speaker hold the attention of an audience--from the first dynamic statement to the last inspirational message? Robert Regis Dvorak is an experienced professional speaker whose clear insight into the creative process will enlighten--even astonish--your audience. His unforgettable stories, his ability to involve audiences, and his unique visual examples will show you how to use your unlimited creative power.

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"Thank you again.  I wish we could bottle your spirit to use when the days get tough."
Linda Logan, Menlo Park, CA