Character
Determines Success
Colin Pearce has been waiting
36 years to give this keynote presentation. It’s been
boiling away inside him but two things stopped him giving
it.
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He didn’t know how to say it in a way that wouldn’t
get him tarred and feathered and run out of town on a pole.
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No-one wanted to listen.
Now the two problems have been solved
at the right time.
THINGS HAVE CHANGED FAST
From the Prime Minister to football code executives and talk
back radio hosts, people of all walks of life are bewailing
the fact that society has lost its grip on values, ethics
and character. They are all saying, ‘Why doesn’t
someone do something?’
PEOPLE ARE FED UP
Ask them what they want to hear at the next conference and
they’ll shout,
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No more sales gimmicks’
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No more customer loyalty programs’
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No more time management’
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No more paradigm shifts’
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Shove your key performance indicators’
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Stop trying to manipulate us.’
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Do something for us. Care about us, our families, our relationships,
our hopes, dreams and aspirations.’
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Find us someone to talk about real things, about life itself
and its basic values. How to get our kids to listen, our
teenagers to stay safe and our marriages to be happy. We
need to be reminded that real morality and standards of behaviour
still exist.’
SO WHEEL IN COLIN PEARCE’S ‘CHARACTER
DETERMINES SUCCESS’
Colin’s keynote presentation is punchy, bold and a
little scary so he peppers it with his off-the-wall sassy
humour to soften the blows.
It serves as a great stand-alone program or as the introduction
to the two year roll-out program, Character Works.
Colin shows
that organisations currently using character based training
report
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significant decreases in employee turnover
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lower worker’s compensation costs
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radical reduction in grievances, negligence, waste, accidents
and damage claims
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healthier profits, gained easier
He explains how their employees are demonstrating
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new-found initiative
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greater productivity
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higher degrees of loyalty, enthusiasm and respect
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workplace excellence reflected in improved physical, moral
and mental health.
Colin explains that a culture of character
is a simple thing.
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After more than 36 years in education and training I am 100%
convinced that only day-to-day doses of character training
over a sustained period will produce permanent change,’ he
says.
'Australians and New Zealanders respond instantly when their
character is encouraged and appreciated because it is so
natural; so close to home, so fundamental. They tell us they
are starving for it.' DECIDE WHAT KIND OF CULTURE AND PEOPLE YOU WANT
Do you want an organisation noted for these qualities clearly
demonstrated by your people?
Benevolence, Carefulness, Commitment,
Compassion, Contentment, Courage, Creativity, Determination,
Forgiveness, Generosity,
Hospitality, Humility, Influence, Joyfulness, Justice,
Loyalty, Patience, Passion, Respect, Self-Control, Virtue,
Vision,
Wisdom
Dumb question. Of course you do.
Call us and talk to see how
to get Colin to make this theme right for your program.
Get ready for an in-your-face presentation full of take
home value and plenty of laughs with Colin Pearce. You'll
meet Parson Snows and hear why he crows about breakfast
all day long. You'll hear how Colin got his 4 year old daughter
to suck all the oxygen out of Adelaide and become a vegetarian.
You'll meet Roosty and Chicky Chick and hear the 7 rules
for living happily ever after.
Colin is funny, feisty and fast. You'll need to be on your
toes for plenty of action and ready to take home tons of
do-it-now
life-changing ideas.
In this, his hardest hitting presentation Colin
gets you to imagine that your life is like a friendly, old
fashioned, back yard chook house (hen house) where your chooks
(hens) ought to live in peace and tranquility. He explains
the havoc that would be caused if a fox got in and attacked
your chooks.
Colin helps you understand
> Why stuff happens
> How to make stuff happen less
> What to do when stuff happens
Andrew Buckmaster, Ray White said
Met and heard you
at Business leaders launch on Tuesday.
What you had to say was timeless and timely.
Your clear presentation of truth was most refreshing and
a lot more than the smoke and mirrors that many speakers
present.
Those I went with were also impressed and we had helpful
dialogue that afternoon.
Lee Avery, Principal, Sunrise Christian School,
Marion Campus said,
You turned off my treadmill.
The time I spent with you doing 'The Fox-Proof Chook
House' caught me totally
off guard.
I rocked up as a seasoned campaigner of "fix-you-up" seminars
and was prepared to be cautiously involved; thinking
that I might be able to drop in a few gems for the
benefit of
my fellow attendees. Instead I found myself totally
absorbed-realising this was no game. This was life
as I wanted it to be.
Phil Lampril, General Manager of The Home Ownership
Company said,
Thanks again for your time today.
It is a brave topic but a much need subject which you covered. I enjoyed your
thoughts and their application.
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