President Roosevelt (TR) was a pioneer of change, Colonel of the Rough Riders, he brought Americans into the 20th Century -- an American hero whose voice still lives. TR today is believable, likeable and persuasive ... a change agent.

TR works with groups who want to help people change, add energy to their meeting/promotion and with leaders who want to create a "can do" attitude with their people.

President Roosevelt will warm and inspire you with unsuspected zeal, passion and unified purpose. His reinvigortated spirit will lift your audience, rekindle deeply felt, but seldom used, turn-of-the-century American core virtues:

* Courage ... to change - to face change positively - to - "find" needed personal strength and resiliency to carry your own weight, take steps you haven?t taken before (courage is essential for you members if they are to be contributors. They will find courage that dares to fight valiantly against the foes of complacency)

* Vision ... or as TR called it, farsightedness. "Make no small plans ... They have no power to stir our souls ... Make big plans ... Aim high in thought and deed." (Clear, simple vision and ownership are essential to direct, align and inspire action).

* Persistence ... "it is far better in life to strive for mighty deeds, win glorious triumphs, although checkered with failure, than to join the ranks of those poor, timid souls who live in the gray twilight of never achieving much, never risking or failing much, not knowing the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat." (Kick-start short term goals).

* Responsibility ... "For those given much, much is expected in return. You are rightly asked to perform your duty to your fellow man ... and yourself." (Turns "neutrals" into supporters, reluctant supporters into active helpers).

Topics:
"Leading the Charge...Challenge to Change"