Video: Larry Winget Gives Tough Advice
Video 2: Larry Winget on How You Can't Happy Me to Be Happy
Larry Winget's Keynote Speeches:
1) The Truth Be Told
This is Larry's most popular keynote address and is based on Winget's two bestsellers, Shut Up, Stop Whining & Get A Life and It's Called Work For A Reason. In it, Larry teaches universal principles that work for anyone, in any business, at any time. From sales to customer service, to teamwork and leadership, Winget attacks traditional business wisdom and offers simple truths in his caustic, thought-provoking, and hilarious style.
According to Bookpage, "his no-holds barred approach to business is refreshing, and his clear sense of personal integrity is a much-needed refresher in today's business climate." He teaches that business improves when the people in the business improve and that everything in life gets better when we get better and nothing gets better until we get better. His style is confrontational and he won't let you off the hook.
He leaves you nowhere to turn but to yourself. Winget's approach remains that WORK is the key to success: not talking about work, not having meetings about work, not writing reports about work, but WORK.
2) How To STOP Getting By and START Getting Ahead
Larry has become a financial guru to many people because of his work on Big Spender, his appearances on CNBC's The Millionaire Inside, The Today Show, Fox News and more. This dynamic keynote is based on Larry's #1 Bestseller, You're Broke Because You Want To Be. In this keynote, Larry teaches that your financial condition is the result of your choices.
Larry covers how to set priorities for your life and that life is like a crime novel: if you want to find the culprit, follow the money. He tells his personal story of how he went from dirt poor to rich to bankrupt to multi-millionaire. He ties wealth building and getting out of debt to good old-fashioned hard work. He will also teach you how to develop a philosophy of money that can carry you through any situation.
If desired, Larry can also give tactics on how to get out of debt and how to change your lifestyle so you will have more money. While a serious subject, the speech is also hilarious and Larry tells great stories of his time shooting his television series, Big Spender for A&E and relates the stories of many of the encounters he has had. This speech is also the information that will covered in Larry's new television special that he will soon be recording and this is the presentation that Larry has presented on stage at Robert and Kim Kiyosaki's Rich Dad event.
About Larry Winget:
Larry Winget is unique. No one does what he does from the platform. No one says what he says and no one looks like he looks. Larry Winget is the trademarked Pitbull of Personal Development® and The World's Only Irritational Speaker®.
He is caustic, in-your-face, yet teaches solid principles for business and personal success all while being hilarious. Think Tom Peters meets Dr. Phil meets Dennis Miller.
No one else can deliver solid fresh ideas with such style and humor as Larry can!
Larry Winget is a four-time New York Times/Wall Street Journal bestselling author. He is a member of the International Speaker Hall Of Fame. He has starred in his own television series and been in many national television commercials. Larry is a regular contributor on many news shows on the topics of money, personal success and business. He has address over 400 of the Fortune 500 companies.
"I don't think you can motivate somebody from where they are to someplace else, but I'll guarantee I can make you so irritated with where you are, you'll want to change," he says in his Oklahoma drawl. "Change happens when you feel uncomfortable."
It is a bold stance for a professional speaker. But Winget, 54, isn't your standard speaker, from his hard-hitting patter to the big hoops he wears in both ears.
"He's flamboyant, and that's what makes him so good," says Diane Brossart, president of Valley Forward. She hired Winget to speak in December. "He gets your attention with the way he looks and the way he presents, but then he tells these stories about everyday life and gives messages that resonate with everyone."
"I'm unique," he says. "And once you discover your uniqueness, no one can duplicate that."
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