After Dinner Talk: This is a short presentation that is heavy on humor. The talk is intended to be fun, full of uplifting material and laced with a good dose of meaningful, helpful content people can think about. But these talks are more than lots of laughs, Dan gives his audiences something unique to think about. People leave feeling good about what they just learned and with a new perspective to consider and mull over. Convention Keynote Addresses: This is an up-front presentation full of jokes, stories, one-liners. These talks are primarily designed to kick off a convention or meeting and can vary in length to suit your needs. Talks can run from 45 minutes to 2 hours in length. Usually a customized presentation, talks of this type present the occasion’s theme in a way the audience can relate to. Though they are fun and uplifting, Dan makes sure there’s real meat in every talk. All Day Seminars: This seminar is a segmented process in which Dan presents the six or seven basic themes for the day. It is built around what Dan calls his Primary Learning Models, where he uses his participants to help him graphically show how various ideas and principles apply to the subject at hand. It is a fast moving, interactive process where each attendee fully participates in what he or she is learning. These seminars usually begin at 8:00 or 8:30 and go until 3:00 or 3:30. Half Day Seminars: These are abbreviated full day seminars, compressed to accommodate two shifts in one day. For example: group one comes in from 8:00 until noon, and group two comes from 1:00 until 4:00. This is the same material as the all-day seminar, scaled down to fit within the time frame. Combinations: Any of the above talks can be combined as is reasonable to suit your needs and schedule.
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