"Who is Brian Norris?"
Brian Norris is passionate realist with an uncanny ability to stay positive despite the growing number of jerks, asses and whiners.
Brian advocates personal accountability, taking pride in our commitments at work and at home and giving people the space and resources they need to perform their roles passionately.
He is the author of Escape Life Sucks Syndrome. and is the owner of Milwaukee's Best Massage.
Brian Norris has trained and coached individuals on developing the skills and mindset to cope with the challenges of life.
Since 1995, Brian has spoken to audiences in all 50 states in the United States at least three times, plus spoken throughout most of Canada.
With over 2,000 presentations to adults in virtually every industry, Brian knows how to connect with audiences, help them to learn important concepts and encourage them to implement what they learn.
Brian's varied background includes expertise in marketing, morale and leadership, plus relationship coaching, natural healing and massage therapy.
Brian's ability to help people to focus on the positive, live in the present and get past the ongoing challenges of life is legendary. He understands what really motivates people.
Brian knows how important communication and empathy are. He also reminds audiences how vital is it to set clear expectations and the value of staying connected to life long learning. Brian Norris is unafraid of speaking truth and going to the core of what may preventing a person or team from doing what they need to do.
His presentations employ humor, relevant stories and candid insights to nudge people in the optimal direction. In the workplace, Brian's techniques and innovative solutions lead to lower turnover, lower training costs, and higher customer retention rates.
Brian's powerful insights can do the same for you too. His hands-on experience and stellar track record gives you the peace of mind that every presentation is relevant, professional and engaging.
Get the results and peace-of-mind you deserve. Infuse your next program with passion and positivity today by bringing Brian Norris to speak at your next event.
To reach Brian call 414-899-1905 or Email: info@BrianNorris.com or Fax: 414-433-1995.
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13 things Brian wants everyone to know about life.
1. While you should honor your commitments and stand by your decisions, defend your right to experience life’s random possibilities.
2. Savor each moment completely and to its highest potential. Live in the present – Know that this event, this opportunity, this chance to connect soul-to-soul may not happen again.
3. Own your choices and refuse to blame others for your economics, your mind set, your health or your self-worth. Instead, hold yourself accountable. Use lessons learned to make smarter choices. Create options where none seem to exist.
4. Innoculate yourself against mediocrity. Why settle for "so-so" when you are capable of "extraordinary"? Question the status quo.
Embrace your power to change your world for the better one conversation, one idea, one decision and one moment of unsolicited positivity at a time.
5. Give yourself permission to live beyond your stereotype and programming, without regret. Give to, and take from the positive energy and endless miracles that surround you.
6. Life is too short to hold grudges.
7. If you want to exact revenge on people who wrong you, kill them with kindness.
8. Shower yourself and the people you meet with positivity, respect, and you'll almost always get it back.
9. You are here to find a reason for being here. What will your reason be?
10. When in doubt pick the simplest route. Life is complicated enough without you adding unnecessary steps.
11. Do something about the things that bug you or shut up. If it’s important enough to moan and complain over it should be important enough to fix, improve, reduce, solve or eliminate in your own special way.
12. Much of what happens in life is outside of your control. Therefore, it’s not what happens to you but how you respond to what happens to you that really matters.
13. Though not everyday is a picnic, for the most part, life rocks.