Living the outstanding Life You and the people around you may lead good lives, but wouldn’t you rather ‘Live the Outstanding Life’. John Dmytryszyn “The Motivational Cowboy” is willing to offer to you and your group a complete package of tools to show you how to accomplish your goals. John pledges health, wealth and a better life to those who really listen to his stories and message. You will find that upon leaving John’s speech your whole world will open up to new experiences and discoveries all leading to that goal of ‘Living the Outstanding Life’.

Personal and professional success starts within each of us and shapes what goes on around us. Image is something you work for. It is the ability to communicate who you are both, verbally and non-verbally. It is using your passion and enthusiasm in a way that will positively impact each and every person that you meet. • Being able to show people who you are before anyone has to tell them! • Looking the look and walking the walk! • Communicating yourself, both verbally and non-verbally with passion & enthusiasm in a way that positively impacts each & every person you meet.

“Life is made up of 10% of what happens to you and 90% of how you react to it.” • Make the decision to be proactive, not reactive. •Let nothing affect your attitude, but let your attitude affect everything you do. • Take advantage of the one thing in life that you have complete,100% control of!

“If you aim for nothing you will hit it every time.” What do you want for yourself? Look past the obstacles. • What do you want for yourself? • What are you setting your sights on? • A phrase to live by… “If You Aim For Nothing, You’ll Hit It Every time!” • Being a visionary is looking past the obstacles! • Having a goal and using your OUTSTANDING image, attitude and enthusiasm.

“Consistency is bringing Focus, Image and Attitude together as one.” Johnny D. will inspire the need within all of us to take control of life and to use our own natural traits, gifts and abilities towards making life the result of who we are, and not the master of who we are expected to be.