When I finally decided to make public speaking as a career, I made a commitment to myself. I will do it as both a mission and an exercise of skills. I thought that I should speak not only in the Philippines but also abroad with foreign audience.

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Way back then, many people including some in my circle of friends thought it's impossible for me to do it. But there was no reservation in my heart that I'm going to make it big time. I only needed focus and time.

I started speaking when I was just 21 years old . And yes, I must admit the first time I did it, I almost fainted.

And yes, I was also afraid of speaking in front. And oh yes, I was forced to speak in front!

All skills can be learned. And obviously, I was able to learn this one—and I'd like to add that I still learn after every seminar or talk that I do. I don't think I will ever stop learning some more. I'm an avid fan of self-development. If there's anything, that could be the first subject I'd choose and the last subject I'd give up.

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<h3>Standard Module for a one- to three-hour motivational talk</h3>
In the last four years, I have traveled around the Philippines and some parts of Asia to share my message of inspiration, hope, and success. And I'd like to appreciate every one who made these trips possible. I must say that I enjoyed every part of it. It was a great feeling having worked with wonderful people in different industries of different nations.

The good news is I'm able to squeeze my life-long experience in a one- to three-hour module. This can be used by any organization of any type and size in furthering the performance of their team by letting them hear and experience my message.

So here's what inside your <strong>"Achiever"</strong> package:
<h3>The Law of Difference</h3>
The law states that <strong>"Successful people do what the unsuccessful people don't do."</strong> In this segment, participants are taken into comparing the two main types of people in any given society: the people who achieve something and the people who are left with either a little or nothing. Lloyd Luna shares his personal experience and observation while he was still living in a depressed community in Sta. Mesa, Manila until he got connected to the people living in Forbes Park in Makati City.
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	<li>Why people get up early in the morning and what it means in your life</li>
	<li>Why people watch TV and why watching TV isn't really a way to the top</li>
	<li>Why people try to define more problems and who gets the benefits from these problems</li>
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<h3>The Law of the Season</h3>
The law states that "Dry season follows rainy season." In this segment, participants are encouraged to hang on to their hopes and decide to move on. Most people get the benefit of this and when they are able to understand this, it will rather be easy for them to pick another journey.
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	<li>In personal life, this is helpful to people who are in deep pain caused by traumatic broken relationship</li>
	<li>In career, this is helpful to those who got fired, demoted, or failed to get the dream promotion. It is also beneficial to those who failed to achieve their sales quota.</li>
	<li>In business, this is helpful to better understand the dynamics of competitive industries and to better exercise patience in running an enterprise.</li>
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