TALKS

"Epstein is a dynamic and captivating speaker,
and he has that unusual ability to convey
substantive information while keeping
his audience entertained."
Lyle M. Spencer, Jr., Ph.D., President, Spencer Research
and Technology; Author, Reengineering
Human Resources and Competence at Work

Dr. Epstein is available to give lectures on a number of topics. For his availability and fee schedule, contact OutInFront Publicity. Below are portions of a keynote address he gave in Hannover, Germany, at CeBIT, the world's largest high-tech trade show.

Here are titles of some of his recent talks:

"The Search Engine Is the Most Powerful Mind Control Machine Ever Made"

"Ten Ways Big Tech Companies Can Shift Millions of Votes - Without People Knowing"

"Is Artificial Intelligence Really a Threat to the Survival of Humankind?"

"The Surprising Impact of New Forms ofInfluence on Human Thinking and Behavior"

"The Real Cure for the Failing Economy: A Competencies Approach To Boosting Creativity and Innovation"

"Creativity and Innovation Everywhere: How To Embed Them Throughout Your Organization"

"How Creativity Research Can Revolutionize Business and Industry"

"The Power of Failure: Embrace It, Don't Fear It" 

"The Skills You Need to Fight Stress" 

"Critical Competencies for Today's Leaders: Creativity, Motivation, and Stress Management"

"Tests That People Like: A Competencies Approach to Building Creativity, Coping Skills, and More"

"Creativity in Leaders: How to Measure and Improve It"

"Stress-Relief Games: They're More Than Just Fun"

"A Big Bunch of Creativity Games: Activities To Help You Unleash Great Ideas"

"Motivation Games: If You Can Play, You Can Motivate"

"Adolescence Abolished: A New Approach to Understanding Teens"

"Learning to Love: Taking Control Over Our Romantic Relationships"

"Adultness: What It Is and How To Measure It"

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