How To Be Brilliant by Michael Heppell.
Which sounds better to you – being good, or being brilliant?
Would you rather be:
- A good friend or a brilliant friend?
- A good parent or a brilliant parent?
- Have a good career or a brilliant career?
For many of us, being ‘good’ isn’t really good enough. Some of us want to make the very best we can of our lives – to achieve all we can achieve and be the best we possibly can be.
Some of us have big dreams and being ‘good’ just won’t cut it for us. We know deep down that the only way to realise those big dreams is to be brilliant!
Some parts of your life may already be pretty good, while others could do with a little help.
“How To Be Brilliant” by Michael Heppell is a step-by-step guide that will show you exactly how.
Michael Heppell is a British business trainer and he works with some of the UK’s top blue chip companies. His clients include Microsoft, the NHS, John Lewis, NSPCC, KPMG, Scottish Power, HSBC, the BBC, Lloyds TSB, Price Waterhouse Coopers, RBS, the Inland Revenue, The Metropolitan Police, Best Western, Mercedes Benz, Cambridge University, the LSC and O2.
He is a dynamic and highly motivating public speaker. His style was described at the London Business Forum as ‘Like shot-gunning a bucket of espresso!’
He has also been described as the cure for an average life and as one of the top three professional speakers in the world.
Michael Heppell’s client testimonials are extremely impressive by any standards, and having read “How To Be Brilliant”, I can see why.
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