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My name is Randy Siegel, and for more than twenty-five years I’ve helped professionals become stronger communicators and visionary leaders.
Organizations hire me to foster dynamic leaders who make rain, close deals, motivate employees, and pave the way for success.
Associations retain me when they are seeking a top-rated communications and leadership speaker or workshop leader.
Finally, individuals hire me when they are ready to live their lives with more power, passion, and purpose.
The power to influence, motivate, and inspire entails not simply exchanging information, but actively creating a connection between sender and receiver. The services, products, and resources I provide are based upon a proprietary process that facilitates self-discovery, which is essential for clarifying personal perspective, true purpose, and professional image.
February 2nd, 2012
Do you usually say yes to life’s invitations? Monhegan Island, Maine, could be one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited, yet when a friend asked me to hike its rocky cliffs my first response was to say no.
Whatever the question, no is often my immediate response.
Do you want to take a walk?
How about a bike ride by the river?
What would you think about checking out that new museum?
It seems to be a knee-jerk reaction on my part, but when I dig a little deeper, I discover fear. There’s a thin layer of fear that surrounds almost every new experience. When I name, feel, and face it, fear loses its intensity, and I find the courage to say yes.
I go on the walk, take a bike ride, or visit the museum, and I’m almost always rewarded. I see a beautiful vista, feel the pride of accomplishment, or learn something new.
Taking the path of least resistance leads to complacency. It may be safe, but the scenery seldom changes. When I get off my butt, face my fears, and just do it, I fuel the engines that energize my life.
When life issues an invitation I am learning to consider saying yes before no. Life is most likely offering me a lovely present, but I need to show up to receive it.
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