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Tim is more than a motivational speaker.

Speaker. Trainer. Corporate Entertainer.

As a public speaker, Tim has entertained and touched thousands over 25 years of speaking, training, and working with some of the largest organizations and corporations in the world. From the classroom to the boardroom Tim creates an interactive, inclusive experience that is unique to each audience. He isn’t married to a script—his keynotes and seminars are humorous and participatory. Connecting organizations one individual at a time, Tim has the rare ability to relate to large groups of people on a personal level. Tim speaks to the human side of the workplace.

He’s also a guy who tells great stories; is terribly funny; and has profound insights. Tim believes we bring who we are to what we do. During his presentations he leads people to have insights that help them live happier, healthier and more productive lives. It all adds up to something more, something that stays with you long after he’s done speaking. That’s how Tim works with you to weave leadership, team building and better communication into your corporate culture.

Working in the Slipstream

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In early spring and late fall in the Midwest you’ll hear sounds of honking geese flying overhead. When your eyes find the source of the sound, you’ll witness nature’s aerodynamic efficiency in the “V” formation of the flock, otherwise known as the ‘slipstream.’ To conserve energy and increase endurance find the slipstream. NASCAR racers, long distance runners and cyclists all know that by placing themselves just inches behind the one in front of them, they can travel at the same speed with 30% less effort. A great event to witness the slipstream in action is the Tour de France. A stage or segment of this race can be 120 miles long, but if you watch the last few miles you’ll …

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