Allan Pease
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Allan Pease talks about relationships and communication. He teaches simple, fieldtested
skills and techniques that work. And he delivers his message in a humorous
way, which motivates people to want to use these ideas immediately.
In a highly entertaining, fast-moving presentation, Allan takes you through powerful
communication techniques and teaches you how to decode other people’s
behaviour - and what to do about it. He also shows you how to decode a wide range of
everyday clues which appear in meetings, phone calls, negotiations and face-to-face
encounters.
Known worldwide as “Mr Body Language”, Allan’s own record in the field of selling,
motivating and training is equalled by few others. He is a born achiever, starting his
career at age 10 selling rubber sponges door to door. At 17, he was the No.1 national
salesman for a company selling bed linen and pots & pans and, at 21, he was the
youngest person ever to sell more than $1,000,000 of life insurance in his first sales
year.
His latest book ‘Easy Peasey – People Skills for Life’ published in 2006, teaches
skills that will help the reader to become the best communicator they can be, both in
their business and personal lives.
He lectures throughout the world and his programs are used by both the private and
public sector to teach relationship skills. His messages are relevant to any area of life
that involves winning people over and getting them to like you or buy from you.
Allan is one of the world’s most successful non-fiction authors, writing 14 bestsellers
including The Definitive Book of Body Language. His book Why Men Don’t Listen
& Women Can’t Read Maps has been translated into 50 languages and has sold over
11 million copies. His television and video series was watched by over 100 million
viewers.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, Fellow of the Institute of Management,
Fellow of the Lifewriters Association and a Paul Harris Fellow.
Session Topics
Communicating for Results (based on the No.1 Best-Selling book – over 12 million copies sold in 50 languages)
- What men & women need to do to get on in business
- Why men don’t listen and women can’t read maps
- How to avoid arguments, disagreements and conflicts
- How to get co-operation and gain credibility
- Female intuition, remote controls and shopping
It’s Not What You Say… Body Language (based on the No.1 Best-Selling book – over 12 million copies sold in 50 languages)
- How to spot if someone is lying or hedging
- Why men can never lie to women
- Sales and negotiation – reading across the table
- How to develop instant rapport and co-operations
- How to read between the lines of what is said
How To Be a People Magnet – It’s Easy Peasey! (based on the latest Best-Selling book)
- How to make lasting first impressions
- How to effortlessly turn any situation to your favour
- How to be a great conversationalist
- How to make others feel important
- How to become a ‘human magnet’
Questions Are The Answers (based on the Best-Selling book – over 1.2 million copies sold in 29 languages)
- How to get interest and keep attention
- How to motivate others to WANT to join your cause.
- How to give a powerful presentation
- Why the law of averages works
- How to use questions effectively
Testimonials
"Allan is the consummate professional - his delivery
is seamless and he relates so positively to the
audience. Our conference ran for 5 days . . . at the
very end delegates were still recalling his remarks."
Fran Kerlin, Jims Group
"Allan is a delight to work with and especially impressed us with his
relaxed approach and willingness to talk with the crowd after the event."
Alicia Turley, Centacare - Catholic Diocese
"Your presentation was not only informative and thought provoking but humorous and entertaining, a truly
enjoyable experience. I sincerely hope this will be the first of many of your presentations I am able to be part of."
Sue Thomas, Barry Plant Doherty Group
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