Keynote Presentations

When you’re hiring a speaker, you're not just paying for their time or their expertise.

More importantly you are paying for what their audience is able to do after the speaker has finished speaking.

Paul McGee’s ‘Shut up and move on’ message (which, thankfully, is actually less aggressive than it sounds!) does just that: it makes a big difference to the audience’s ability to achieve all sorts of things after hearing him speak.

SUMO, a serious message delivered
in an entertaining way

In particular, Paul will help your audience in the following ways:

• Have you ever been told to have a more ‘positive attitude’? And have you then felt like asking the YBH Question …. ‘Yes, but how?’ Paul will explore the four types of faulty thinking that undermine your personal effectiveness, and you’ll learn how to develop ‘fruity thinking’ to increase your confidence, self-belief and - more importantly - your ability to succeed.
   
• What does the word ‘change’ mean to you? An exciting new dawn? Or a bucket-load of grief? Paul will show you simple steps to help you manage ‘change’. You will learn how to respond more positively to - and even to enjoy - ‘change’, so that you learn to embrace new opportunities rather than resist them.
   
• You will discover the little known reason why people play the ‘Blame game’ and this will help you not only take greater personal responsibility, (so that you become a ‘player’ not a ‘victim’ in the game of life)… but also, by doing so, you will develop greater resilience.
   
• Do you ever think ‘I am absolutely making the very best use of all my talents?’ If so, great. But you're in the minority. Hardly anybody thinks like this. But everybody would like to. After hearing Paul speak, you will learn how to ‘shut up’ the inner critic and ‘move on’ to engage with the inner coach. This will mean you are increasing your personal contribution and maximising your talent.
   
• Never again will you waste time by not knowing how to manage conflict and mis-communication positively. And, of course, it’s not just your time that you will save here … but your energy, your focus, your enjoyment. All of which will mean that your extra time, extra energy, extra focus can be channelled constructively to raise team spirits and improve morale.

In summary, Paul McGee inspires people to consider the possibilities in their life, as he shares his story of how he spent three years ill with ME, receiving £35/week invalidity benefit, to becoming a best-selling author and international speaker and whose services were recently engaged by Sir Clive Woodward and who has spoken for such prestigious organisations as Shell, HSBC Bank, Royal Mail and BBC TV.

For more information contact Paul now.
Email: sumo@paulmcgee.com
T elephone: +44 (0) 1925 268708