How to Click with People – Interview — My Quest for the Best with Bill Ringle

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Founder, The Art of Change, LLC

Ashland, Oregon

Listen to this interview to learn

How following your passion opens doors to new opportunities.
What Congress can learn about working productively with people with whom you strongly disagree on issues.
A three-step process for helping people and organizations change.
The risks of social media technology for young people today.

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Expert Bio

As a motivational speaker, communication skills trainer, and founder of The Art of Change, LLC, Dr. Rick Kirschner seeks to help his audience find the personal motivation and learn the needed skills to do the important work today for creating a better tomorrow. He offers The Art of Change Skills For Life™ speeches, training and coaching programs to businesses and other organizations to teach positive change, influence and persuasion, teamwork ansd leadership, and healthy living.

Before turning to speaking and coaching full time, Rick was a practitioner of Naturopathic Medicine who specialized in the treatment of stress related illness and the mind/body connection.

Since starting the second phase of his career, Rick has authored or co-author several books, including the new How To Click With People: The Secret To Better Relationships In Business And In Life and the international best-seller Dealing With People You Can’t Stand: How To Bring Out The Best In People At Their Worst. He has also created numerous award-winning CDs and audio products. His clients include everyone from Heineken to NASA to Progressive Insurance to Texas Instruments. He’s been interviewed on hundreds of radio and television programs, including CNBC, FOX and CBC and his ideas are found in newspapers and magazines including USA Today, London Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Executive Excellence.

For more information, visit Rick’s website.