Offline Gurus - Denis Waitley

Denis Waitley is an excellent orator, author, keynote speaker, and productivity consultant on human achievement. Denis Waitley is a much sought after motivational speaker. He has been motivating many performers from across control rooms of NASA's space program, boardrooms of multinational corporations, locker rooms of excellent athletes and Olympians, and at the meeting rooms of thousands of conventioneers throughout the world.

Toastmasters' International and Sales and Marketing Executives' Association have voted Denis Waitley as the business speaker of the year. Denis is also into the International Speakers' Hall of Fame. Denis Waitley has more than a dozen books to his credit. Some of his books are Being the Best, Seeds of Greatness, The Joy of Working, The Winner's Edge, Empires of the Mind, and others.

Besides, Denis has more than ten million audio programs in fourteen languages. All these tapes are about achieving high levels of personal and career success. The Psychology of Winning is an all-time best audio album on self-mastery. His newest release is Safari to the Soul.

Additionally, Denis Waitley was also responsible for performance enhancement of all Olympic athletes in his capacity as Chairman of Psychology on the U. S. Olympic Committee's Sports Medicine Council. Denis is the recipient of Youth Flame Award from the National Council on Youth Leadership. This is in recognition of his excellent contribution to high school youth leadership.

The most recent interactive value-based family leadership program of Denis Waitley is The Seeds of Greatness System. Additionally, he is co-author of 'What every leader needs to teach, what every child needs to learn' with Dr. Maryann Rosenthal.

This is a self-taught program with many helpful printed materials, DVDs, and CDs. You can also use it in online formats, seminars, and workshops. Denis is right now busy delivering lectures on the success story of Michael Dell of Dell organization.

Denis Waitley is very popular outside too. He is in high demand in New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Latin America, and Malaysia.