1. “What About Your Dreams?”
This workshop is designed to help youth discover an avenue of pursuit for their lives and plan out ways to navigate that path. This is a lively, give-and-take style of communication designed to stimulate critical thinking, vision casting, creative problem solving, goal setting and task execution. Participants should come prepared to be challenged, ready to work and to have fun. Presentation titles include:
•Free Your Mind – Guard Your Heart
•Strengths and Weaknesses
•Are You Intelligent?
•What About Your Dreams?
•Moving from Desire to Discipline
2. “You are an Author – Now Write Your Story”
Every person’s story - their experiences, victories, failures, obstacles and opportunities – has the power to help others. Allen not only shares from his life, but also talks about how we can learn from each other’s story. Presentation titles include:
•The Power of Story
•What Luggage Are You Carrying?
•Is There A Book In You? (A blueprint for writing your book)
•Writing Speedsuit Powers: Moving from Writer to Author and Beyond
3. “Know Your Purpose”
How important is it for you to discover your purpose and live your God-given dreams? Allen discusses the importance of faith and how to develop and apply a biblical Scripture blueprint for success in your life. Presentation titles include:
•The Power of Purpose
•The Power of A God-given Dream
•From Suicide to Success
•The Bully in Me: Defeating Self-defeating Thoughts
•What is Your Speedsuit?
4. “Linking Experience and Opportunity”
Do you look at everyday experiences as stepping stones to great opportunities for growth and advancement? Allen shares developmental strategies for vision casting, goal setting, time management and gift/talent development to help youth and young adults discover their path to significance. Presentation titles include:
•Linking Experience and Opportunity
•Passing Out: Overcoming Fears through Experience
•From Volunteering to Big Bucks
•Less than Your Best is Failure
•Excellence Makes Room
5. “Battling the Bullying Epidemic”
This series discusses the epidemic of bullying and how to successfully navigate through the world of the bully, the bullied and the bystander. Presentation titles include:
•Why Are You So Angry? Inside the Mind of the Bully
•Fear, Silence and Intervention
•Moving from Conflict to Resolution
•Creative Problem Solving: Using Brains and Brawn
“Allen Paul Weaver III gave an outstanding presentation during our 1st Annual Department of Speech Communication & Theatre Arts Conference in January of 2007. Indeed, he captivated students, faculty, staff and invited guests with vivid and memorable experiences and opportunities during the plenary session. Certainly, we will always cherish his valuable impact through his message as well as impressive interaction with the audience. Our department purchased thirty copies of his book, Transition: Breaking Through the Barriers, for our graduating Communication students.” Kekeli K. Nuviadenu, Ph.D., Chair/Assistant Professor, Speech Communication & Theatre Arts, Bethune-Cookman University, Daytona Beach, Florida, January 2008
Motivator, Facilitator, Speaker, Preacher, and Teacher… Allen Paul Weaver III speaks in public venues, small groups and one on one scenarios, seeking to inspire, enbolden and challenge people to fulfill their God-given potential.
Statistics indicate that a person will influence at least 10,000 people within the course of their lifetime. Our words play a major role in our influence.
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