Author: Michael Faber Company: Faber Communications LLC Region: Parker, Colorado Website: www.mikefaber.com Memorable Quote 1: Motivation isn't the flavor of the month or a quarterly initiative. Motivation doesn't happen; it is created, nurtured and fostered in a climate that encourages each individual to reach for their very best - Mike Faber Memorable Quote 2: A life is important only in the impact it has on other lives - Jackie Robinson Author Comment / Biography: Mike Faber is a keynote speaker, trainer and certified professional coach who has taught thousands of business leaders to communicate passionately and effectively. Mike brings the lessons of a 30-year career in sales, management and broadcasting to audiences in a unique style that combines humor, candor, and lessons that can be applied to all walks of life. Mike is the author of "89 Seconds to Sales Success" and "89 Seconds to Leadership Success", two books published in November 2008. To hire Mike as a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator or as your personal executive coach, please visit www.mikefaber.com or email Mike at mike@mikefaber.com Mike writes Great Communication, a weekly email newsletter with more than 1000 subscribers world-wide. Mike and his wife Terry reside in Parker, Colorado with their two young sons. ">To hire Mike as a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator or as your personal executive coach, please visit www.mikefaber.com or email Mike at mike@mikefaber.com Mike writes Great Communication, a weekly email newsletter with more than 1000 subscribers world-wide. Mike and his wife Terry reside in Parker, Colorado with their two young sons. ">Mike Faber is a keynote speaker, trainer and certified professional coach who has taught thousands of business leaders to communicate passionately and effectively. Mike brings the lessons of a 30-year career in sales, management and broadcasting to audiences in a unique style that combines humor, candor, and lessons that can be applied to all walks of life. Mike is the author of "89 Seconds to Sales Success" and "89 Seconds to Leadership Success", two books published in November 2008. To hire Mike as a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator or as your personal executive coach, please visit www.mikefaber.com or email Mike at mike@mikefaber.com Mike writes Great Communication, a weekly email newsletter with more than 1000 subscribers world-wide. Mike and his wife Terry reside in Parker, Colorado with their two young sons.

Displaying 1 to 8 of 8 articles Pages: 1  Articles by Michael Faber  1. Leadership; Why "Aloha" Matters More Than Ever September 03, 2010 It started out as an innocent vacation. My wife Terry, our two young sons Nick and Chris, and me, gathered to celebrate my 50th birthday. The island of Hawai’i beckoned and we had answered the call. After another long, cold winter at our home in the mountains of Colorado, sandy beaches, catamarans a... 2. 89 Seconds to Sales Success for Your Growing Business July 24, 2009 Choosing to work from home as an entrepreneur in the coaching and professional speaking business has been the single most freeing, and terrifying decision of my work career. At first, the “flight from cubicle” life seemed idyllic, I could wake up when I wanted to, pursue exactly what made me happy a... 3. The Keys to Presenting With Confidence October 12, 2006 Every successful presenter has a plan; a recipe if you will for success. The recipe has consistent ingredients and has been tested in a kitchen for flavor and appeal. As the chef, you begin by understanding as much about your prospective audience as possible. Here are three great questions ... 4. Be a Communication Agent of Change August 28, 2006 Once upon a time, long ago, there was no e-mail, no text messaging, no faxes and nary an instant message to be sent or read. Business professionals communicated by two now out-dated and archaic forms of communication. They met and talked, or they spoke on the telephone. As strange as that may seem, ... 5. Five Keys to Common Courage August 21, 2006 What makes a person courageous? If it’s just about rescuing the helpless from burning buildings, then courage would be about being in the right (or wrong) place at the right time. We marvel at the feats of courageous explorers like Sir Edmund Hilary, the first person to summit Mt. Everest. Just a... 6. The Keys to Becoming a Great Public Speaker July 21, 2006 What if you could shed the misgivings and fear of public speaking forever? How would that change your life, your career, your self-esteem and confidence? Finding the way to ease in front of an audience, large or small, can be the key that unlocks your true potential as a communicator. Af... 7. Make Yourself Employable for Life June 13, 2006 “Your people have lost respect for you. I see no other alternative except for you to resign. Take a day to think about it and then get back to me with your decision.” Those were the terse words delivered to me on the eve of my departure from a firm that I’d spent more than 12 years at. To... 8. Motivation and How to be a Super Motivator March 20, 2006 By Mike Faber Shower, breakfast, out the door; that’s the regimen for many of the 150 million Americans in today’s workforce. Most of us start the day the same way. So why is it that more than 2/3rds of that mass of energy, creativity and intelligence find so little fulfillment in the jo... Pages: 1

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