Dear Business Leader,

Welcome to AboutEmployeeMotivation.com, a site dedicated to the secrets of being a leader who can creatively motivate employees.

My corporate clients tell me that one of their greatest challenges is to hire and retain great employees. Once you've hired them, employee motivation becomes one of your highest priorities. On this site are some of the ways that I can help you:

1. Electrify your employees through inspiring, content-rich presentations at your company meeting or convention.

2. Coach you to increase your presentation skills so you can motivate your employees at company meetings.

3. Motivate your sales team through effective, confidence-boosting sales presentation training.

4. Help you motivate your team through videos, books and tapes.

5. Provide articles for your newsletter or in-house publication.

Best regards,

Patricia Fripp

Motivate with Fripp's Keynotes and Presentations
Patricia Fripp, CSP, CPAE is an award-winning speaker. Her keynotes and seminars offer substance with style. Meetings and Conventions magazine named Fripp "one of the country's most electrifying speakers." Her clients include IBM, Motorola, AT&T and Sony, the American Cemetery Association, the American Payroll Association, and the American Society of Association Executives. She is the author of Get What You Want! and Make It, So You Don't Have to Fake It!, and Past-President of the National Speakers Association.
For more information visit: http://www.fripp.com/programs.html

Learn to Lead and Get Results
Learn how to lead and motivate your employees! As a speech coach Fripp can teach you how to lead successfully through effective speaking. You can arrange for Patricia to coach you and/or members of your team. Even if you or your executives have never spoken in public before, Fripp will guide you through the complete process of crafting the content, organizing and delivering the speech and teach you the art of creating powerful, persuasive and effective presentations. Find out how you can go "from Dull to Dynamic" with Patricia Fripp's special report: http://www.fripp.com/requestspeakerreport.html

Capture More Sales Opportunity Through Fripp's Sales Training
Once your sales team has an appointment...every sales presentation is a captured opportunity...or a missed opportunity. Missed opportunity often leads to a unmotivated sales force. Perhaps they lack the necessary skills to compete in today's challenging, competitive environment.

Patricia's clients will tell you she can instantly improve the success of your sales people's presentations to prospects and customers.

Analyze the "12 Mistakes" your team may be making: http://www.fripp.com/requestsalesreport/

Get Help from These Audios, Videos, & Books

Take advantage of these tools and lead and motivate your employee team:

Make It So You Don't Have to Fake It! (Book)

This wonderful motivational book features 55 fast-acting strategies for long-lasting success.

Fast, effective ideas you can use immediately to get better results."
-- Brian Tracy author of Maximum Achievement

Entertaining and inspiring. Patricia Fripp brings humor, perspective and help to the day-to-day challenges that face us all."
--Ken Blanchard, co-author of The One Minute Manager

Click here for more information on Make It So You Don't Have to Fake It!

Get What You Want (Book)

Learn how to turn your potential into performance!

Click here for more information on Get What You Want.

Insights Into Excellence (Book)

Winning game plans from 21 masters of business success... including Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute Manager.

The quest for excellence is more than a buzzword today; it is a way of life. "Doing something about Excellence" is the quest of Insights into Excellence.

This book features chapters written by the members of Speakers Roundtable, and provides a system to expose you to ideas in a wide variety of areas for personal and professional growth.

"If you have a presentation to give this afternoon, watch this video! This is the best product of its kind. Guaranteed!"
-- Susan RoAne, author How to Work A Room

Discover how you can organize your remarks in a few minutes.

You will learn:

• The three key elements of every successful presentation.
• The secrets of connecting with any audience of any size.
• The perfect model to design your speech or sales presentation.
• How to be irresistible to your prospects.
• How to intellectually and emotionally engage your listeners.
• How to subtlety imbed your sales message.
• How to create a talk or sales presentation that is uniquely yours.
  
  

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