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The Smallbiz Brain: Chris Widener
posted by David Wolf on Aug 4, 2008 | Comments (4) | Permalink | Trackback URL
Chris Widener is the leader of a new generation of personal development and leadership experts. He lives and breathes the strategies and tools he shares with millions around the globe. Chris’ content is rich and practical, and his style is dynamic and engaging! If you want to see real change in your life, or the life of your organization, connect with Chris Widener. — Jim Rohn
Business:
Founder and President of Made for Success, one of the world’s leading personal development companies
Coach and Consultant to:
- CEO’s and other C-Level executives
- Top political figures and candidates for some of America’s highest offices: U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, and state Gubernatorial candidates
- Sales professionals in a wide variety of industries
- Network Marketing Professionals with over $100,000,000 in annual revenues
Personal and Professional Growth Expert and Author - 9 books, including The Angel Inside, a New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Amazon.com best-seller and the upcoming Art of Influence.
- 85 audio and video programs, including the only personal growth audios sold through Costco and Sam’s Club
- 450 articles on leadership, motivation and success
Radio and Television - Past host of a weekly radio show in Seattle
- Currently host of national interview show – Made For Success
- Currently co-host of television show with famed motivator, Zig Ziglar
Speaker - Spoken professionally since 1988
- Has given over 1200 presentations
- Has spoken to groups at some of America’s finest organizations such as General Electric, Cisco Systems, and the Harvard Business School
- Spoken to groups as large as 7500 people
- Shared the stage with U.S. Presidential candidates, nationally-known television news anchors, professional athletes, and best-selling authors
FILED IN: Blog, Communication, Emotional Intelligence, Entrepreneurship, Human Resources & Employment, Team Development, New Thinking, Podcast, Productivity
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Wow, ha certainly has the expereince to talk about this themes.
Fabulous stuff..Thanks a lot for putting this out.!
What an impressive resume. Geez.
So what’s his basic message?
What do you think?
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