You have heard about
"Stephen and the art of creating fun in the work place". Now meet the author and international speaker in flesh and blood as
he comes to Bangkok on 9th and 10th October to talk more about it. The details of the
events are here .
While FISH! focused on
employee morale, quality of work life, productivity and motivation, Top Performer addresses customer service, customer retention and sales. The FISH! Philosophy provides an important cultural base while Top Performer supplies the action. It also explores the most powerful resource available to any manager, anywhere in the world;
natural energy.Drawing on the tradition of court jesters, buskers and street performers, all of whom would starve if they didn’t understand the laws of energy, Top Performer presents an elegant set of guiding principles that any manager should find useful. Steve Lundin, writer of the FISH! Series of books, has teamed up with a PSP (professional street performer Carr Hagerman) to write this book and develop this program. If you found FISH a helpful metaphor for improving the quality of life at work and thus positively impacting recruitment, retention, morale and productivity;
you will find that Top Performer seamlessly connects with the FISH! Philosophy while introducing a unique and useful set of ideas.
About the speaker
is a writer and filmmaker with a rich history in business, management and graduate level business education. As a speaker he draws on his work as an entrepreneur and “working creative,” blending it with his personal story. As one attendee mused, “He doesn’t try to pump you up, he tries to show you where to find the pump.” By sharing his powerful, personal and authentic message, Stephen awakens his audiences to the possibilities that already exist in every workplace, every home and every life.
The seminar is being organized by AIM Inlines in association with www.thaindian.com . For Bookings please contact 0846767903 or drop a mail to
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