Speaking in front of an audience can be intimidating. Conversing with friends can be entertaining. Talk to our selves can be dangerous. In this time when the media bombards us with messages and everyone has an opinion about our individual lives and lifestyles, it is what we tell our selves that determine our self worth, self image, and self esteem. To change our situation and circumstance, we must first change what we tell our self about them. In this seminar attendees will learn:

·         How to Identify What You Know Versus What You Feel

·         How to Neutralize a Negative Thought

·         How to Stop Thoughts from Becoming Actions

·         How to Separate Reality from Opinion

·         How to Replace the Space with Something Positive

·         How to Believe the Positive in a Negative World

COMM 101! Communication Basics for Every Relationship

Divorce rates are at an all time high. Rebellion and delinquency among youth is rampant. Incidents of workplace violence are climbing. One skill able to resolve most issues between spouses, parents and their children, even employees and employers, is the ability to communicate effectively. In this seminar attendees learn:

·         The Basic Components of “Good” Communication

·         How to Listen and Be Heard

·         How to Say What You Mean

·         How to Understand What They Mean

·         How to Fight Fair

·         How to Avoid Arguments

·         How to Identify the Toxins of Effective Communication

·         Make Any Conversation Your Best Conversation

·         The Importance of on-Verbal Communication 

Have a Little Talk with Jesus: Understanding Divine Communication

Many understand prayer as a complicated conversation full of Shakespearian constructed eloquence and emotional heavenly phrases. In fact, prayer is as simple a conversation between you and God as between two best friends. However, like friendly conversations, there are rules and practices to achieve quality, effective, and productive divine communication. Seminar attendees will learn:   

·         How to Hear the Voice of God

·         How to Distinguishing Between Personal Desire and Divine Instruction

·         How to Pray the Word

·         Different Types of Prayer

·         How to Pray to Get Results

How to Marketing Your Ministry

Whether starting a new church or beginning travels as an evangelist, there is a business to ministry and that business must utilize marketing strategies to achieve ministry, business, and financial goals. Be ministry minded and marketing savvy. Seminar attendees learn:

·         How to Build Your Minister’s Brand

·         How to Build Value and Create Congregant Confidence

·         How to Balance Attention on You and Focus on Him

·         How to Make Your Ministry Stand Out

·         How to Create a Buzz and Utilize Word of Mouth Promotion

How to Achieve Single Parent Success

As the divorce rate escalates, teen and young adult pregnancies persist, and society becomes more accepting casual sexual expression, an increase of single parent households follows. Life continues though the responsibility of two is held by one. Making it all happen is a challenge and can be a mental, emotional, and financial drain. With a strategy and some understanding it does not have to. From one single parent to another, seminar attendees learn:

·         How to Reclaim Your Dreams

·         How to Build Your Team

·         How to Be the Best Example

·         How to Have a Life

·         How to Communicate as Parent and Friend

·         How to Find Balance Between Work and Family

·         How to Budget it All

What Are You Saying? Understanding Non-Verbal Communication
In this interactive presentation audiences are forced to identify the messages they send without saying a word and learn to understand how what you don’t say may be more important than what you do say.


Find Your Voice
This workshop encourages participants to find the message they were born to say and gives them the motivation and practical tools necessary to get that message to its intended audience.