Thirteen international experts converge on Johannesburg on the 20th and 21st July. What are the benefits of seeing these international speakers? Simple answer is the benefits are tremendous! Think of it this way, each speaker has a slot of around 90 minutes. That’s 1170 minutes of mind and money success creating strategies being taught by the best mind and money coaches in the world. What are the chances that you won’t learn something really thought provoking and life changing from these speakers and authors during those 1170 minutes?
All of these speakers had to face some massive challenges during their journey to success and they epitomise what Napoleon Hill writes about in his book “Think and Grow Rich”. Hill writes that the mind that is not filled with wealth consciousness is filled with poverty consciousness – that there is no middle ground. Hill also writes that every adversity brings with it the equivalent seed of opportunity. National Achievers Congress 2013 South Africa speakers are guaranteed to make you think and to give you practical insights in to how to move your money thoughts and money results in to what you truly desire.
Chris and Suzanne Styles host South Africa’s only dedicated Coaching Radio Show, Time to Make You Think, on community radio station Mix 93.9FM in Midrand. They have partnered with the organisers of National Achievers Congress to bring speaker interviews to the community. Time To Make You Think has VIP Tickets to give away to the event. Enter now and South Africa’s next success story could be you.
For more information contact Chris Styles on + 27 83 625 6844 or chris@makesyouthink.co.za
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