Speaking

Zale favorite speaking topic is about Successfully Growing Your Revenues By 25% Annually.

What does this mean?

  • Trading Stress for Success
  • Creating meaningful goals
  • Balancing your life

My style is friendly and down to earth with wisdom and attempts at humor.

The materials for each group so that is relevant and timely.

Questions you should answer when selecting your speaker.

  • Will they help get the business that you miss everyday?
  • Will you feel good when people remember the speaker you selected?
  • What is the goal for your speaker? – Mine is to focus you and your team on increasing revenues.

Speaking Topics – 1 to 2 Hour

The topics are taken from my series Tell Me The Secret To Success

  • Understanding Success – Introduces the basic concepts in becoming successful. Learn why Success is earned is not luck. Learn who the experts are in success and what they have to teach you about becoming successful. Learn all about the powers that you have to become successful.
  • Choosing Your Success – We are the master’s of own destiny. We our own list of goals. Learn how to use this list of goals to start getting what you want.
  • Creating Your Success Team – Absolutely nobody becomes successful on their own. Everybody needs somebody, sometime. Learn and understand your own personal success team, how to lead the team, and how you go about creating the team.
  • Working For Success – Everybody has heard the term – Work Smart – Not Hard. What does it mean to work smart? How does somebody work smart? How can a person with limited education work smart? What does it mean to work hard? These and other questions are addressed.
  • Positive Mental Attitude – A positive mental attitude is the single most important thing a successful person has. But how does one get it? Are you born with it? The answer is that it can be learned. A PMA can unlock almost every door in the world so that nothing will stop a person from being successful.
  • The Power Of Time – What do you, Bill Gates, and George Bush have in common? You all have 168 hours in a week. This session is not about time management, it is about how to understand the value of time. We learn how to count on time to solve your problems. Learn how to trust in time.
  • Growing Emotionally – Emotions are wonderful things, they can keep you out of danger and they can lead you to success, but only if you let them. In this session we learn how-to let your emotions become your guide to success.
  • Growing Intellectually – A successful person is always growing intellectually. The class will learn the different ways people learn. We identify the barriers to learning and some specific steps to overcome those barriers.
  • Marketing Yourself – A successful person must market themselves. By marketing, we mean making sure that the appropriate people become aware of you. There are numerous ways to make the world aware of how wonderful you are. We cover some of the basic and not so basic ways of achieving this.
  • Turning Challenges Into Opportunities – Sometimes it seems that everyday some thing new stops us from getting what we want. We look at what it takes to overcome adversity and in fact learn that how adversity helps us become successful.
  • Handling Your Success – What about people who are already experiencing success. How do we handle this success? How do we ensure the success keeps coming? What do we do to improve the rate of success? How do we help others meet the same challenge?

Experience

  • Television – Appearances on CP24, ROB TV
  • Commercial – Sales and Marketing Meetings, Canadian Consulate in NYC
  • Not For Profit – YMCA Business Centre, Compass Career Foundation, Synagogue Events
  • Technical – E-Business, Y2K Conventions, Several DECUS Conventions

Are you a Not-For-Profit?

I have a passion for speaking passion for non-profits. While I do not charge for these engagements, I do expect the non-profit to arrange and cover my travel expenses (outside the GTA). The speaking engagement is normally limited to one hour unless there is a special need. If you have a standard stipend, I have a number of charities that you can send the cheque to.

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  1. #1 by Michael Ballard on November 24th, 2006

    Hello Zale

    You came, they listened, they learned!
    At Career Compass Foundation (CCF) we help white collar workers learn job search skills.

    Networking is one of the most vital skills they need to learn.
    Your recent presentation to them was very well received.
    All the better is I know you walk the talk. So it was great to
    see you talk the walk!

    Well done Zale. We received several great comments from the membership on your message. Your use of numbers on who knows who, and who they know was both insightful and powerful.

    Thank you.

    Michael Ballard
    Speaker Coordinator
    CCF Toronto ON Canada

  2. #2 by Kathy Ann de Montbrun on January 5th, 2007

    Dear Zale,

    First of all, thank you so much for giving your time to the YMCA Business Centre and sharing your presentation on “Networking for Business Development” with our members and staff.

    Your message was able to help everyone understand the value of networking for success and your energy was much appreciated – there were many good comments after your seminar. At the YMCA Business Centre we assist individuals to start their own business and we would be honoured to have you back at the centre to present on any other topic that may assist our clients in moving forward with their self-employment goals.

    The Mission of the YMCA as a charitable organization is to offer opportunities for personal growth, community involvement and leadership. With your contribution to the YMCA Business Centre, you make it easier for us to achieve our goals.

    Best regards,

    Kathy Ann de Montbrun
    Director
    YMCA Business Centre

  3. #3 by Gabriela Casineanu on March 12th, 2007

    I have recently listened Zale’s presentation about networking; well structured with so many interesting and useful ideas! What I most admire is Zale’s passion about the subject and .. he’s the proof that these ideas really work! I’ve invited Zale to Centre Francophone de Toronto (not for profit) to speak about the effective networking to new comers.

    Gabriela Casineanu
    Life and Relationship Coach
    Host Program for Professionals
    Centre Francophone de Toronto
    http://www.centrefranco.org

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