What Does It Take to Change a Mind?
Think about the last time you tried to change someone’s mind about something important: a customer’s favourite brand; an employees approach to work, a spouse’s decorating taste; a teenager’s attitude toward schoolwork. Chances are you weren’t successful in shifting that person’s beliefs in a significant way. For an endeavor so commonly mentioned and frequently attempted, why is the phenomenon of changing minds so mysterious? How do people become set on a certain way of thinking? And what, exactly, does it take to change that perspective?
Success for leaders and executives in large organizations, governments, non profit organizations or smaller businesses as well as consultants, academics and other professionals depends on the ability of the leader to influence and change the minds of the audiences they address.
Do you want help changing the minds of your audiences on strategic issues?
Stuart Morley MBA is an expert on Succession to the next generation.
Through his keynotes speeches, strategic workshops, coaching and business advice, clients are able to leverage the knowledge and insights provided by Stuart and his team at Morley & Associates Inc.
“I would not hesitate to recommend Stuart Morley”Gord Adams
District Chair,
The District Municipality of Muskoka
What are the strategic issues that Stuart Morley can help you address with your audience?
Stuart has a keynote speech “Succession to the next generation” that is modified to address the most important issue facing each audience.
“I have recommended Stuart to many other organizations and would not hesitate to do so again. He doesn't disappoint!”Stan Thompson
President
Novartis Consumer Health Canada Inc.
How has Stuart adapted his keynote speech on “Succession to the next generation” for different audiences?
- Keynote speech for business owners:
“Pricing Strategies that Work – Getting customers to pay more for your services” - Keynote speech for families in business:
“Succession Strategies that Work – Helping the next generation to take over the business” - Keynote speech for non profit organizations:
“Strategic Plans that Work – Why less planning generates better results?”
Stuart Morley is known as the guy with two first names who has not lost his great Rhodesian (now called Zimbabwe) accent despite living in Canada for the last 20 years.
For more information call 1.888.687.3181