Marty
Wilson

Client Comments

Client Comments

• How can we ever thank you enough? You absolutely made the evening with your comic genius and MC skills. We are still receiving glowing comments from our guests! Not sure whether it was your self-deprecating style, or perhaps the amount of alcohol consumed by our guests, but you were in fact relegated to what one might call 'Superhero without the mask' status... Wendy and I have both been asked many times post the dinner: 'Who was that man? He was absolutely brilliant!'
  
  We are so very grateful for everything you did for us, all the time and energy you devoted both pre and during the event to ensuring the flavour of both your MC duties and your keynote speech surrounding your experiences and insights as an author, fitted perfectly with the nature of the evening and guests. You pulled together every part of the night (and at times a rather rowdy crowd) with humour and style ensuring everything ran perfectly. Event organisers should have you on speed dial!
  Partners in Climb
• Marty Wilson is the teacher we all wish we had at school. He has that rare ability to deliver belly-laughing stand up with mind expanding concepts. Forget teaspoons, he gives the audience two or three heaped tablespoons of sugar to help the medicine go down. A session with Marty always leaves a crowd inspired to live fearlessly, communicate more openly and take themselves - and life - more lightly. I strongly recommend him to you as an exceptional speaker in the areas of change, leadership, motivation, and removing the stress of uncertainty from the workplace.
  Photon Group
• Over the last 10 years I have co-ordinated our company conference and engaged many speakers on various topics to entertain and educate our staff. I saw Marty Wilson for the first time in February and can honestly say he is one of the most entertaining speakers I have ever seen. His message was also meaningful and thought provoking.
  
  I would recommend Marty to any organisation as an excellent speaker.
  Crombie Lockwood Insurance
• In 17 years of business few people have made such an incredible instant impression on me as Marty Wilson. He is a unique talent who keeps the audience laughing out loud while leading them on a path towards a deeper understanding of how to get the absolute best out of themselves and their colleagues at work. I have seen Marty achieve incredible results in just one hour
  
  His Newfeeling Day initiative is the perfect example of someone making enormous creative plans while still having the enthusiasm, commitment and leadership skills to pull it off. These are the abilities he can pass on to your people.
  
  Marty is wonderful... work with him now before he becomes President of the World.
  Messenger Marketing

Topics

Speaker Topics

• What I Wish I Knew About Cancer
• What I Wish I Knew About Creating Wealth: Proven Strategies for Financial Independence
• What I Wish I Knew About Health & Fitness
• What I Wish I Knew About Love
• What I Wish I Knew About Motherhood
• What I Wish I Knew About Nursing
• What I Wish I Knew at Eighteen

Topic Synopses

Marty speaks on...

- The little known technique that many stand up comics use to handle stage nerves which will enable you and your people to embrace change, be calm in important meetings and handle the adrenaline surges common in sales.

- The seven secret strategies that his What I Wish I Knew interviewees say are the key to succeeding in life and business.

- Health and wellbeing as a vital part of success.

- How our bodies have evolved to 'play it safe' and how this holds us back in business.

- Why it's vital to be open to taking risks in business, and life.

- Three tips that can increase your ability to handle change overnight, and one of them is so easy you'll be able to flick the switch in minutes.

- How vital it is for leaders in business to embrace mentoring.

- The importance of being able to 'stay light' in a crisis. The best leaders never lose their sense of humour.

- Why business has to keep evolving or it will die.

- Three ways to reframe getting out of your comfort zone so that it is something you look forward to.

- How to change how we view mistakes as ordinary, even necessary parts of business.

- How to be grateful for even the bad times.

- Using laughter and humorous stories to make your message stick.

Videos

Videos