Larry Lipman

Larry Lipman is a success coach. Larry's passion and mission are the same:

* create new ways of thinking

* turn thoughts into action steps

* bring out their best, all in a fun and supportive environment

* create more powerful, trusting teams

Larry earned his B.A. at the University of Virginia and M.Ed. at the University of San Diego. Along the way, Larry has been a Bailiff in Traffic Court, Algebra and Geometry Teacher, Basketball and Tennis Coach, Director of Summer Camp Aquatics Programs, Director of Sales, and an Actor in T.V. Commercials. Larry leads personal development seminars and specializes in team building events.

Larry is a certified trainer.

Since 1990, Larry has completed Jack Canfield's Facilitating Skills Certification (Culver City, CA), Melton Leadership Institute Train-the-Trainer (Palm Springs, CA), Active Teaching Leadership Training (Atlanta, GA), Piering Mastery Technology for Excellence Training (Costa Mesa, CA), Tony Robbins Mastery University (San Diego, CA), and Stephen Covey "First Things First" Workshop. He is ROPES Course Certified.

Member: American Society for Training and Development, National Parenting Instructors Association, Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, Georgia Alliance for Children, ASCD Character Education Network, Georgia Association of Educational Leaders, Mentoring Leadership Network, Association for Experiential Education, International Alliance for Learning, and International Association of Facilitators.

Samples of Larry's broad spectrum of topics include trust, appreciation, cooperation, responsibility & blame, expectations, value systems, teamwork, intention, communication skills, conflict resolution, goals, reactions, and win-win attitudes.

Larry's programs stimulate new ways of thinking, challenge self-defeating belief systems, and offer new and powerful choices --- all in a gentle, caring, safe, and fun atmosphere.... where the participants come up with the Ah-ha's!

To sum it up, Larry says, "I am teaching what I wish to learn!"