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“Success is attained on a daily basis. Daily activities form our permanent habits, producing lifetime achievements.” ~ Rick E. Meyer As an avid runner, Rick pushes the limits of his physical ability each day. He’s ran an average of 63 miles per week since June 1978. He’s competed in 750 marathons and races in his lifetime. You probably think Rick must be in extraordinary physical condition to have run so far over the years – a real “natural-born” athlete. Actually, physical fitness is only 10 percent of his success. In fact, his Manhattan High School coach, Bill “ Congo ” Congleton, describes Rick as one of the least talented runners to enter the Manhattan High cross country program in its 51 year history. Mental fitness is the true reason behind Rick’s success. In fact, 90 percent of one’s physical aptitude is cerebral, coming from positive thinking – what Rick refers to as “internal imagining.” Do you have enough internal imagination to create success in your life? Focusing on the importance of “mental fitness,” Rick’s seminars focus on how daily activities and personal motivation produce results. Having the mindset of a winner sets your success in motion – and helps you to become your absolute best. Rick’s speech topics are inspirational, motivational and faith-based. His current topics include:
What are YOUR best Management practices for these factors, individually and organizationally?:
If Winning Were Easy, Everybody Would Do It This seminar is about desire. How strong is your desire to reach your goals? In life, success is auctioned to the highest bidder. Anything illegal, immoral, or unethical is like purchasing something with counterfeit money. In “If Winning Were Easy, Everybody Would Do It,” Rick concentrates on four key elements of winning:
Rick actually encourages his audience to “bite off more than you can chew, then chew it!” This means, you must position yourself to win, avoid negativity and complacency, and always do your best.
In “Running on Faith” Rick takes the primary elements of “If Winning Were Easy, Everybody Would Do It” and adds a Christian perspective. Faith-based audiences will delight in Rick’s inspirational style incorporated into the principles of winning.
Greatness occurs after leaping (GOAL)! It’s true: You must take a leap of faith to achieve greatness. Rick’s mentor, Bill “ Congo ” Congleton said how you reach a goal simply “depends on how good you want to be.” In “Goal Setting and Achieving,” Rick identifies the key ingredients in setting goals, and most important, in reaching them. |
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“Anyone can set goals, achieving them is another matter.” ~ Rick E. Meyer
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