Presentations

Weapons of Mass Appreciation
You Dont Have to Live Through a
Terrorist Attack to Learn from One

In the wake of 9/11, many individuals continue to live day-to-day, allowing their identity to be defined by the market, society and others without any personal reflection as to Why am I here? By allowing external forces and pressures to define us, we fail to find who we truly are. Sharing his experience as a 9/11 Pentagon survivor, Dan Holdridge shows how the Purpose Conduit draws on the incredible power of appreciation, aligning our personal identity between ourselves and those we serve, helping us manifest our purpose.

You will discover:

• Each of us has only a certain amount of time to make a positive contribution in the lives of others.
• Each of us has a unique identity, separate from the one defined by the world.
• Appreciating others helps us recognize our own greatness.
• The less entitled we become, the more satisfaction we gain.

Ninety Minutes of Distinction
Finding the Moments to Take Others Breath Away

For 90 minutes after the terrorist attack on 9/11 on the Pentagon, Dans family did not know whether he survived. For those 90 minutes, they contemplated Dan with words not spoken, thoughts not shared, and actions not taken. Through this National tragedy, we all took time to reflect on the frailty of life and its affects on those important to us. In our families and our businesses, we frequently defer critical actions until tomorrow because we overestimate the time we have and the power of that time. Why wait for tomorrow!

You will discover:

• An appreciation for lifes most important events.
• Why running late for the right reasons is okay.
• What you should say and do to live without regret.