The aim of this seminar is –

To help you comprehend that your life is a story and the more lyrically you can perform it, the better it will be.

You might be inspired to know that all of the lyrics you have been exposed to have been crafted.  They are works of competence, intention and cause.  The hard work of thinking required to make something memorable.

When you are gone if the only person whose life is memorable to you was you, your life may not have been as lyrical as it should have been.  Do the lyrics come after the music or does the music come after the lyrics?

If you were to write the lyrics for your life, what would be the first three words and what would be the last three words?

Is it possible to have a good life that doesn’t have great lyrics?

Do you prefer to live your life in prose, or lyrically?  What’s the difference?

You may know the five greatest football or soccer players but could you name your five most favorite lyricists?

What’s the difference between music without lyrics and music with lyrics?  Which one do you sing?  Why?

The magic of the mind and the magic of the world is in its lyrics.  The magic of your mind and the magic of your life is in the lyrics.  How good a lyricist are you?

When John Williams added the music to Star Wars, do you remember the scenes or the music or is it possible any longer to separate the two?

How you sing your life determines whether you will remember it with pleasure or pain.

Who is your favorite poet?  Is he or she one of your best friends or do you care?

Why is your life that way and what do you as your life’s lyricist think about this?

The mantra for this seminar is –

If you are not the lyricist of your life, nobody else will be.

The how of this seminar centers on –

Why being a consumer of lyrics, but never the creator, you will become what you eat.

What is it about jingles that makes you remember them?  As an analogy, how do you jingle in such a way that people remember you?

Can you love someone without being a lyricist?  Shakespeare thought not but he spoke too lyrically for most of us.

You are not moved by the prose of this world.  You are moved by the lyrics of this world.

If you have a taste for a better life but you don’t have a taste for lyrics of life, what will be the outcome?

What would you in your lyrical best have to say in your obituary about this?