Voted 2007
Speaker of the year by the National Speakers Association NZ.
Drawing
on his business experience from developing a £1,000,000 company, John
gets international audiences to exercise the biggest 'muscle' in the
body - the
brain. His past clients include: Air New
Zealand, Coca-Cola, Hyundai, Honda,
Renault, Westpac Bank, ANZ Bank, National Bank, Tower Insurance, AMP,
AXA,
Canon, Sharp, Kodak,
Before he became an inspirational speaker and business coach, John was
a top
sports coach in the
John says, "My passion is showing people that self-limitation is what
holds us back. Sport psychology teaches us about self-belief and how
important
it is for achieving peak performance. All we need to do is to apply the
techniques that sports people use to our work and personal lives.
Applying
these techniques means achieving so much more."
John fully understands the process of developing self-belief and
claiming
control over ones' attitude, confidence and focus for peak performance.
He also
has an intimate knowledge of how these factors contribute to success.
John has
recently achieved sporting success after realising that it was low
self-esteem
that held him back in his youth - not ability. At the age of 50, John
is
swimming faster than he was as a teenager training full-time.
As an adult, John has experienced an enlightening and exhilarating
journey towards
TOP international sporting achievement. His journey culminated in a top
five
placing in both the 100m & 400m Freestyle events at the 2000
World Masters
Swimming Championships in
"WARNING.....an audience with
2008 saw the publication of John s first book which became a best
seller before
it reached the shelves! Life is for
Living is a book about health and fitness and
although aimed
at the baby
boomer and senior market relates to everyone s quest for a better life.
John says
As we get older we ought to spend more time on our health and fitness
but most
people spend less and less and by the time they reach middle age the
majority
of people have an appaling diet and are doing little or no exercise.
Having the
right attitude towards health and fitness is so important I m not
saying you
can think yourself thin or fit but I do believe that the most people
use the
wrong mental approach and many give up completely