Out-of-the-Ordinary Strategies & Presentations That Win Business
“I turn my book into practical systems that help you sell smarter, lead stronger, and present with confidence.”
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“I turn my book into practical systems that help you sell smarter, lead stronger, and present with confidence.”
Grinders keep the wheels turning. Minders keep things running smoothly. Both are necessary — but neither creates extraordinary success.
Finders? They’re the rainmakers. The risk-takers. The ones who step out of the ordinary to bring in clients, close deals, and create wealth.
In a world where ordinary thwarts success, being a Finder is how you build the extraordinary.
Don’t settle for ordinary. Be the Finder.
— Inspired by Out-of-the-Ordinary: Ordinary Thwarts Success. Out-of-the-Ordinary Changes the World.
Ordinary presenters read slides. They share information. And they get forgotten.
Out-of-the-ordinary presenters? They own the room. They tell stories, command attention, and transfer energy that moves people to act.
In business, ordinary presentations make slides. Out-of-the-ordinary presentations make deals.
Don’t settle for ordinary. Present with impact.
— Inspired by Out-of-the-Ordinary: Ordinary Thwarts Success. Out-of-the-Ordinary Changes the World.
“‘Be yourself’ isn’t cliché—it’s strategy. Audiences don’t want a copy of Tony Robbins or Oprah; they want your quirks, energy, and truth. Authenticity builds gravity. People feel it, remember it, and trust it. Stop performing, start connecting—the world doesn’t need another Tony Robbins. It needs you.”
Studying great presenters doesn’t make you a copy—it makes you capable. MLK gave rhythm, Reagan warmth, Obama cadence, Tony energy. You don’t steal their style; you decode connection. Every pro studies film before greatness. Watch them, learn, remix—and when you speak, don’t play their song. Play your remix.
Martin Luther King Jr. was a master of rhythm, imagery, and emotion — he didn’t just speak; he moved people. His words painted vivid pictures, and his cadence carried the weight of conviction and hope. He transformed speeches into experiences, turning belief into action.
Barack Obama is a master communicator who blends intellect with empathy and calm authority. His cadence, timing, and storytelling make complex ideas feel personal and possible. He doesn’t just speak to audiences — he connects, inviting them to believe they’re part of something bigger.
Ronald Reagan was a natural storyteller who made complex ideas sound simple and human. His warmth, humor, and timing turned politics into conversation, not performance. He connected through optimism and authenticity, earning the title “The Great Communicator” for good reason.
JFK was a master of rhythm, clarity, and presence. His calm confidence and precise phrasing drew people in, not through volume but conviction. He spoke to unite, to elevate, and to inspire action—turning ordinary words into a shared sense of purpose and possibility.
Tony Robbins speaks with unstoppable energy and precision. His mix of psychology, storytelling, and intensity moves people from thought to action. He commands rooms by blending passion with purpose—turning motivation into motion and making every listener believe they can change their state, their mindset, and their future.
Bill Clinton connects through warmth, empathy, and intelligence. He makes every listener feel seen, blending policy depth with conversational ease. His storytelling, eye contact, and emotional timing turn complex ideas into personal moments—transforming speeches into connections and persuasion into genuine human rapport.
Presenting to a single individual, a group, or a large audience is daunting. They say "the only thing worse than death and taxes is public speaking" doesn't need to apply to you or your group. The number one problem with presenting is confidence. The fear of the unknown is scary and prevents people from excelling as speakers. The key to connecting with people is communication and the best communicators are the best presenters. My “Own the Room” presentation techniques revolve around improv, knowledge, and organization. Learn how the "IOK UOK" training can turn anybody into a world class communicator and speaker.
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You should be out of the ordinary because ordinary never changes anything — it just maintains the noise. Being out of the ordinary means leading with creativity, courage, and conviction when everyone else plays it safe. It’s how you stand out, stay remembered, and actually make an impact.

I help firms grow by bringing an Out-of-the-Ordinary approach to sales, leadership, and management. Over my career, I’ve scaled AUM from $250M to $12B, coached more than 100 teams, and delivered 250+ high-impact presentations. Those results come from proven frameworks that clarify sales roles, sharpen messaging, and accelerate growth—combined with leadership coaching that turns managers into confident leaders and management systems that simplify execution and align teams.
Unlike one-size-fits-all programs, my strategy is built from real experience: leading national sales teams, founding a successful distribution company, and transforming the lessons from my book Out-of-the-Ordinary into actionable systems. Whether you’re an asset manager, advisor, or founder, I’ll help you sell smarter, lead stronger, and manage with precision—so your business achieves measurable, sustainable growth.

I didn’t start out as a natural presenter. As a kid with dyslexia, words often worked against me. But that challenge forced me to think differently — to see patterns, simplify complex ideas, and turn stories into connection. Those same out-of-the-ordinary habits became the foundation for a career where I scaled distribution from $100,00 to tens of billions of dollars,, coached 100+ teams, and delivered 250+ talks that moved audiences to action.
In my book Out-of-the-Ordinary, I share a belief: ordinary thwarts success — out-of-the-ordinary changes the world. That belief is the backbone of my Master Class Presenter training. It’s not about memorizing scripts or building pretty slides — it’s about helping people structure any talk with clarity, bring confidence to their delivery, and connect so strongly with their audience that the close becomes inevitable.
Now, I train sales people, founders, and leaders to do the same. With frameworks like the “Tell them what you are you going to "Tell them - Tell them what you told them "Model and the 3×3 Story Block, you’ll learn how to turn nervous energy into presence, transform data into stories, and make every presentation a chance to win business and inspire people.
Are you tired of the same old, same old?
For more information on fees and availability, send me a message. Tell me about your event, and I will get back to you soon with more information.
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