Bob has a published fee schedule for keynote, breakout/concurrent sessions, up to half day and full day rates. Each December or January, he sets and locks in his fees for the subsequent year. In addition, he can work out special pricing for spaced repetition, if your situation is applicable to that format. Call us for a quote today. Keep in mind the value of your speaker is often less than you would invest for a drink or dessert for each of your participants.

Our commitment is to professionally serve you and your team and to be an active part in helping you succeed. Bob and his staff will handle all the details of your event in a professional and timely manner. Every effort will be made to keep necessary expenses and on-site equipment needs to a bare minimum. You will never have any alcohol or extravagant expenses of any kind charged to your master account. Whenever possible, AIRFARE WILL BE PRORATED FAIRLY between clients.

a Professional member of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers and the International Federation for Professional Speakers, Bob is committed to use only humor and stories appropriate for his audiences. He is conversational in his style and his humor reflects that style.

A catalyst is an agent of change – something happens when a catalytic agent is in place and Bob is fully committed to being a creative leadership catalyst for his readers and audiences. In that leadership role, Bob regularly challenges them to re-visit, re-examine and re-frame their belief systems, ideas, processes and ways of looking and doing things.

Bob is a creative catalyst and idea farmer who invests his creative efforts in assisting his audience in setting their sights higher and provides easily used building blocks, tips, techniques and thoughts to help them reach them. Bob is a charismatic, confident motivational employee, leadership, business and association keynote speaker.

Wherever possible, Bob brings along specific publications that relate and reinforce his session topic. He does this on request of his clients and audience members. He does this to reinforce your investment in your team and to respond to repeated requests for materials. Audience members often get special event only pricing and bonus materials.

not@work.org (Kilgore Trout) offers the following: This movie is deeply involved with psychology -- abnormal, behavioural or whatever. So keep that in mind when you try to understand it. My guess is that James (Cole) is standing near the street preacher who is shouting about the biblical wrathe of JHVH against the city of Nineveh or something. The toothless bum notices Cole's distress at hearing about Jonah. The bum is just a typical street person.

No Robert C. (Bob) Beck, D.Sc. never had a web site. If there are websites that make it seem like they are connected to Bob Beck, it is false.

Bob Beck gave talks at health shows and was interviewed on radio and television for several years while he was making his discoveries known.

A catalyst is an agent of change – something happens when a catalytic agent is in place and Bob is fully committed to being a creative catalyst for his readers and audiences. He regularly challenges them to re-visit, re-examine and re-frame their belief systems, ideas, processes and ways of looking and doing things. This is the essence of what makes him so valuable to his clients… he gently pushes them outside their comfort zone to grow to the next level.

Yes, Bob and Arpan are the same person. I got the name when I was real young and have kept the name ever since.

Bob is doing well. If you don't see him, he's either in the tasting room, having lunch and a snooze in his wagon or it's Monday and Bob's not here on Mondays. We actually DO have fiaschi bottles of Chianti. These, however, do arrive here with 25.4 ounces of Chianti in them. Most of our customers seem to prefer buying bottles of wine for the purpose of drinking and enjoying the contents of the bottle.

The top is cedar. The inlays are from the LTD we did a few years back. You folks have the peghead inlay torch on your "The Taylor Guitar Forum" logo, up at the top of this page. Ivroid binding. This one is pre NT. I didn't make it myself. I have a mahogany dreadnought that I made as part of training a particular employee whom I wanted to know all the basics. So we made guitars totally by hand, and I mean TOTALLY by hand. That was three years ago and I haven't made a guitar since.

Bob's professional presentation will be designed to fit your available time from 30 minutes to several days. He is experienced, professional and flexible enough to adapt when his segment needs to be cut or expanded unexpectedly. Bob will do whatever to accommodate your needs. For example, he was able to slice and dice time on a program in San Francisco to get the meeting back on track, (from 75 min to 35 min) for which the meeting planner was overjoyed.

Run several teaser, mini-articles in your organization’s newsletter or e-zine before Bob speaks to create interest and excitement. Have your head person or leaders personally invite potential attendees to check out our ideaman website prior to Bob speaking. This helps Bob build an advance bond with the audiences, as they get to know him a bit better before he arrives. (It is a bit of fun, when people come up and say, ‘Hi, Bob!” and he hasn’t met them yet.

Many of Bob’s readers have seen the picture of him wrestling a tiger (on bottom of page) and asked about it. Like many of us, when Bob was going to College, he worked to pay his way. One of the positions he had with a home show promoter, was to host special guests such as Playboy’s Miss April 1963. The picture of Bob and the Tiger was taken on his 21st birthday, when he was engaged to work with a 400-pound Bengal Tiger and do daily shows at the Edmonton Home Show.

Bob now has a creative office where he lives part of the year in the Northern Prairies just outside Edmonton, Alberta. He frequently sits in on coffee chats with some of the local farmers. A year or two after he moved his offices to the country, he began to recognize parallels between what he did and what the local farmers did.

This is another of those catchphrases which seem to arise out of nowhere and have a period of fashion, in this case quite a long one. We know that it began to be used in the 1880s in Britain. One theory has it that it derives from the slang phrase all is bob, meaning "all is safe". But there have been several slang expressions containing the word bob, some associated with thievery or gambling, and around this time it was also a common generic name for somebody you didn't know.

Bob's claim is not unlike that of the early prospector's in the Gold Rush days. At the time Bob established his claim there were (NO) existing laws governing the property of the deep sea beds. The only laws which existed were those which stated that each country controls the ocean and ocean floor out to their own continental shelf of 200 miles from shore, whichever is furthest. This is an extension of the old maritime law which incorporated the 3 mile limit.