What do a New York Times #1 Bestseller, a three time Olympian, a self-made billionaire, a foremost expert on time management, Zig Ziglar and I all have in common? We will be sharing the stage together in Tacoma, Washington for a one day only event on Tuesday, July 10th. The Event is none other than one of Peter Lowe’s nationally acclaimed Get Motivated Business Seminars.

I will be sharing the three most important things I have learned about succeeding in sales over the length of my career and am hopeful those in attendance will find value and meaning in the content I will be presenting. There are always thousands in attendance and many of the speakers care deeply as I do that we well represent our faith while making a top notch, professional presentation.

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A month ago, I told you that I expected to see more of the Kingdom of Heaven in 2007. Well, we began the year off working for an awesome company who traveled to Florida for sales training. They were all believers, but God moved so powerfully during the 3 days of training that when it was over Friday at 5:00, no one left. In fact, we ordered dinner to the meeting room and stayed until midnight where God brought freedom and deliverance and great liberty. It was amazing!

Then, we were off to a destination outside the States to train a group of about 45 insurance sales reps. According to the president, the company consisted of about 1/3 believers. He was happy to let me give a prayer of invitation at the end of the meeting. The day of training was mighty. Someone opened up in prayer and it felt like Heaven just filled the room! At the end of the day, I talked about God’s Spirit working on the inside and invited folks to experience that. The whole team thronged the front of the room. Everyone present waited for prayer, some up to an hour or more. Even the cameraman asked for prayer! There was repentance, renewal and great joy expressed through weeping and laughter. It was truly awesome. The president just sat on the front row and wept! This wasn’t business as usual! Read the rest of this entry »