The 5 Rules of Nomad Leadership
Several Nomad Leadership® Rules are combined in a single presentation depending on the client’s needs and time available. Each rule can also be delivered as a separate keynote speech, leadership seminar or concurrent workshop.
Follow a Compass, Not a Map
The most important journeys cannot be mapped out because you have to cross uncharted territory. The challenge is to keep heading in the right direction under constantly changing conditions and ever increasing uncertainty. This electrifying keynote will help you find direction and seize opportunities by following your compass across the shifting sands o work and life.
Play to Your Strengths If You Want to Perform
The secret of success is to identify your inherent giftedness and turn that specific talent into performance. Based on a lifetime of leveraging his uniqueness, Steve Donahue share is h15 years of strength-based research and coaching to help you discover, develop and deliver your genius in the situations where you can have the greatest impact.
The More You Stop The Farther You Go
The only way to cross the Sahara Desert is to stop at every oasis. This where you replenish your water supplies, refuel your vehicle and renew relationships with fellow travelers. Skipping an oasis means almost certain death. This presentation shows how to identify and protect your essential oases so that you always have gas in your tank, a clear direction and travel as a team.
50,000 Koreans Can’t Be Wrong
One day Steve Donahue woke up and discovered that he was a celebrity in Korea. His book had become a runaway bestseller in a country he knew nothing about. Determined to uncover the secret of his literary success he travels to the worlds only divided country with a documentary film crew. This hilarious adventure tale reveals why destiny is no joke and following your gift is essential, even if you have to go to Asia to figure out what it is.
ThemeWeaver
Steve Donahue delivers you opening keynote based on his journey across the Sahara. He attends the rest of the conference, listens to other presenter and interacts with attendees. Steve weaves his impressions with your theme and literally tells the story of your event as he summarizes the entire meeting with is closing presentation. He also concludes his gripping desert tale thus keeping participants involved for the entire conference because no one wants to miss the dramatic finale to the story he’s been telling.
