"You Gotta Fail...To Succeed!"

Also called:  "Who Has FUN With Failure?"

 

The most playful, interactive keynote on the market...

featuring all of your attendees playing improv games with the leader!The keynote that's a teambuilder in the process!


A fun speech with valuable lessons!  Milo's solo presentation brings focus to what failure really means to each of us, answering:
 

  • How can we minimize the negative effects of failure so we are more free to take calculated risks?  

  • How can we stop curtailing ourselves such that we (and the groups we support) get to capitalize on our brilliance? 

  • How can we create an environment where it is 
    safe to let innovation thrive?

Using stories that include: 

  taking innovative chances at the DMV

  Mom's cooking safaris

  how failure paid off in the Women's Rights movement

...Milo ties together life lessons in a way that will make you laugh and learn. 

Then comes the interactive improv fun where everyone gets to play along! 

Depending upon the length of the presentation, Milo leads the whole group in between one and four of his interactive improv games, including a couple of Failure Games.  These exciting, playful exercises, which can be done from the participants seats, are designed to create challenges we cannot win to see how we handle the process of trying.
 

And it is within the trying, not the succeeding, that learning takes place here.  In this case, it is also where the fun lies!  The games also show how we can expand our creativity and interpersonal communication skills through play.  Time permitting, the act even ends with a thoughtful song.

       "If you don't fail now and again,
    it's a sign you're playing it safe." - Woody Allen

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Note:  The client is free to choose their preference between the two titles
above.  Sometimes, one is preferable for a given event.       

"The message was right on target!" - Minolta 

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