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Feb 28, 2020 35 min

Your Life By Design

from View From the 5th Row Hosted by Lorrie Penn Hunter

You don't have to stop what you have to do to start doing what you want to do. Listen in while I chat with an old friend and inspiration, Mark Wiggins, who has built his business on the philosophy of movement. Yours and mine. If you want it, you've got to get up and go for it. Coined by clients as an outstanding entrepreneur with the uncanny ability to ignite passion and to motivate others, Mark “The Speaker Man” Wiggins is an accomplished author of several books including Permission to Succeed: The Only Person Who Can Give it is You, and Success Does Not Need a Co-signer. Mark is a certified facilitator of the Lego® Serious Play methodology, Master Presenter PSSP, ++ Co-creator of the Journey to Success Program and creator of the Zero to 1 Speaker Training Program. Among his many achievements, Mark hosts a Podcast called “Off the Bench with Mark Wiggins.” He is an international motivational speaker, trainer, facilitator and coach. With more than 25 years of experience in the corporate and communications industries. Mark is a driving force in helping youth, athletes, corporate organizations, and individuals, move from the bench to the starting line up in life. You can follow Mark on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram andYoutube @Speakerman87 To get a free audio version of his book Permission to Succeed Text the word “Speakerman” to 90210 to download your copy today.

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