SPEAKING APPEARANCES
11 apr 2017Learn Success Today™ and Learn Negotiation Today™ are available for one or two hour live, interactive appearances whether as a kickoff to a leadership training, a lunchtime skill building...
Learn Success Today™ and Learn Negotiation Today™ are available for one or two hour live, interactive appearances whether as a kickoff to a leadership training, a lunchtime skill building...
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John Baumann, Proactive Prevention expert, discusses with Dr. Stan Frager and expert Jill Speigel how a company can get through the mindfield known as Romance in the Workplace without your...
Dave Iverson, Filmmaker (Capturing Grace), public broadcasting producer and anchor for 30 years provides his thoughts on panelist John Baumann It's a topic we probably don't talk about enough: the...
http://voiceaerobicsdvd.blogspot.com/2016/04/john-baumann-proud-person-with.html John Baumann Proud Person with Parkinson's posi-spectively in my head Frequently if I am working with a patient in...
Frequently if I am working with a patient in their home, a television is on in another room of the house, just loud enough to compete for my attention. Especially annoying for me, is the never ending...
While his more than 29-year battle with Parkinson's Disease has transformed Muhammad Ali, it has given him something too - respect as a different type of fighter. The graceful boxer who once floated...
2016 SPEAKING SCHEDULE January 21, 2016 - Naples, Florida Bayshore Memory Care & Ageless Grace “Life with Parkinson’s” February 6, 2016 - Tampa, Florida Michael J. Fox Partners in...
There are some people that you meet in life who you will remember forever. John Baumann is one of those people. I had the opportunity to meet John via our mutual client, The West Virginia Behavioral...
Good Morning John, You were quite the remarkable, inspirational speaker, and the Go Confidently event was a huge success with approximately 300 guests in attendance. I glanced at the surveys and...
John’s message of hope, inspiration and laughter was ideal for anyone living with PD. He was extremely flexible and a delight to work with.
We all felt inspired and enjoyed listening to your presentation. Even though we are not living with Parkinson’s, we felt boost of motivation to continue helping those who are living with this disease. I am motivated to make more personal phone calls to people living with PD and asking how they are doing. Sometimes that “extra” bit of kindness truly makes a difference to someone. I am also motivated to research program ideas and partner with other organizations that may have similar values.
I learned that life is unexpected and that you cannot control it. What matters is your attitude!
-Great way to end the day, brave man, thank you very much!
-Good, excellent, great, outstanding speaker, very moving!
-Inspirational who just “gets it”
-Positive thinker and very funny!
-Honest speaker but also humorous!
“whatever hand life deals you, whatever life changing adversity you have to endure, you still have some control over it.” “You don’t have to just to live well,” he advises,” but live an Amazing Life.” The formula he proposes: Faith in yourself, discipline, determination, desire, intensity, and inner strength.
Yes, you touched every person at our conference, who will in turn change and impact so many others. The feedback from our participants was overwhelmingly positive. You are the only speaker to ever receive a standing ovation. Thank you for taking time to share, motivate and inspire. We are blessed to know you.
I will be honest. During the first 10 minutes of your presentation, I started reading work related material on my laptop. For surely, I had watched your You-Tube and seen your videos and knew what to expect. Surely, as a therapist I had studied this disease, the pathological components, the psychological components, the treatment alternatives……..Surely, I understand it.
Not so much. You caught my attention and I was enthralled. You were able to couple the impairments you experience with the emotions felt. You walked us through your life with the disease through “your eyes”. A perspective that a therapist/nurse rarely has the chance to hear. We get so busy telling patients how to deal with x, y and z, but our eyes are blurred by the science of it all most of the time.
You did it through truth, Through your humor, humility and determination to tell your story. One that most deservedly needs to be shared.
I will advocate to have you share your story. I appreciate your determination, diligence and dedication.