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Steve A Klein

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Richardson, TX, USA

Before becoming a 3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, Stever was a seven-time #1 salesperson nationally and an International sales leader out of a sales force of 5,000, which inspired his book, “Sell When You See The Whites of Their Eyes!” He survived: being fired from his first job after college 6 broken bones a plane crash …and survived over 30,000 sales presentations. As a result, he became Relentless and gives back by working with kids in order to develop their Relentless skills, in addition to helping rescue organizations like StrayDog.org. Sit back, relax and and pay attention, because Being Relentless will change our lives.
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Reviews (5)
Ron Cooper, President, Nexxus of the Southwest
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“Your presentation so greatly motivated our people that during the following week we set all kinds of records, which included opening new accounts. I have had success story after
Lori Hall, Scheduling Coordinator, Southwest Airlines
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“The response has been tremendous! Your presentation was so enjoyable and interactive, which made it even more conducive to learn and reaffirming.”
Vance Albrecht, District Manager, Century 21
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“To sum it up, YOU WERE GREAT! The comments ranged from, ‘Funny,’ ‘Bright,’ ‘Motivational’ to: ‘Lots of good ideas’ and ‘Best Speaker we’ve had in a long time.”
Mary Pebley, Business Education Director, ABWA
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“Your workshop played to a ‘full house’ every time. Your overall rating was 4.6 on a scale of 1 – 5, 5 being ‘Exceptional.”
Donald E. Arnette, Sr. Regional Director, USDA
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“Your remarks were inspiring and generated quite a lot of positive feedback from our Southwest State agencies. From the amount of interest shown by our attendees, I am sure that y