As a certified debt arbitrator to help people regain peace, live free and fulfill their future dreams I want to help people stressed out and suffering.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com - Debt Arbitrator, Global Property Specialist, Consumer Advocate
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Let's face it, life and loans are not always so cut and dry. I know I couldn't easily "fit" in all the boxes when I applied for my student loan.
I had been hit by a drunk driver that totalled my vehicle, caused me bodily injuries, medical bills and financial hardship. Years prior my mom was killed by a drunk driver. Then just a few weeks before I applied for a student loan, again I was hit by another car ....even worse however as this time I was on my bicycle.
To further complicate matters over I was victimized by identity theft twice over several years.
Most student loan applications don't have a box for you to write in your "extenuating circumstances" as to why your finances are currently a wreck. Representatives on the phone also aren't always so sympathetic either.
So if you can't seem to make any headway or progress, try these resources below I found at the Assistance Within the Department of Education's website: http://www.studentloanborrowerassistance.org/where-to-go-for-help/
Student Loan Ombudsman
The ombudsman office was created to help borrowers with difficult problems. The ombudsman has a website and borrowers can submit problems online. The toll-free phone number is 877-557-2575. The e-mail address is fsaombudsmanoffice@ed.gov; the fax number is 202-275-0549; the mail address is U.S. Department of Education, FSA Ombudsman, 830 First Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20202-5144.
Legislator Contacts
You might also try contacting your congressional representative or senator’s office for assistance. You can find their names and contact information on-line:
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Comparing Student Loan Products
Read and decode real financial aid letters: Financial Aid Letter.com
Student Loan Tips from The Project on Student Debt
Private Loan Guide from Student Lending Analytics
Ask the Aid Adviser
FinAid.org
Helpful Information & Media Resources
The Chronicle of Higher Education
State PIRGs Higher Education Project
Inside Higher Education
New America Foundation’s Higher Education Watch Blog
Project on Student Debt
More Information and Resources to Help You with Other Types of Debt and Credit Issues
Americans for Fairness in Lending
As a certified debt arbitrator to help people regain peace, live free and fulfill their future dreams I want to help people stressed out and suffering.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com - Debt Arbitrator, Global Property Specialist, Consumer Advocate
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Friday, July 9, 2010
Islamic Financing and Banking, Community Based Banking
Islamic financing and banking from a community perspective benefits consumers in that there is not the life altering blow of ridiculous interest rates forever putting one (and the family) in economic enslavement.
Plus from a business perspective and viewpoint bankers suffer far fewer defaults by debtors, thereby strengthening the economy with integrity and trust in financial dealings throughout the marketplace.
Islamic banking and financing is godly, wise financially and something we all could learn from and pattern our investments by. To learn more: http://tinyurl.com/2bljz5g
Paul F Davis - worldwide speaker for success, life coach, global property specialist and debt arbitrator
Paul is the author of 18 books including "Update Your Identity" and "Healthy Relationships." Paul is an international motivational speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally empowering people of all ages to transcend their limitations and live their dreams.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Plus from a business perspective and viewpoint bankers suffer far fewer defaults by debtors, thereby strengthening the economy with integrity and trust in financial dealings throughout the marketplace.
Islamic banking and financing is godly, wise financially and something we all could learn from and pattern our investments by. To learn more: http://tinyurl.com/2bljz5g
Paul F Davis - worldwide speaker for success, life coach, global property specialist and debt arbitrator
Paul is the author of 18 books including "Update Your Identity" and "Healthy Relationships." Paul is an international motivational speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally empowering people of all ages to transcend their limitations and live their dreams.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Negotiation Speaker, Competitive Edge to Win Big!
Knowledge creates a competitive edge. The ability to know the market gives us competitive edge in negotiations and when serving clients in consultation.
Knowledge is a keen powerful advantage creating enduring value and wisdom to know how to navigate throughout any negotiation and perplex turbulent market.
Geographical knowledge pertaining to countries - suck as demographics, governmental regulation, cultural, climatic, religious, foreign policy and military maneuverings - all shape economic life and markets.
Being fully aware and astute concerning these global and geographic matters give you a keen and compelling competitive edge in negotiations.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com - executive consultant, negotiator, global property specialist and worldwide speaker for negotiations success secrets who has touched 60 countries and lived in several continents
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Knowledge is a keen powerful advantage creating enduring value and wisdom to know how to navigate throughout any negotiation and perplex turbulent market.
Geographical knowledge pertaining to countries - suck as demographics, governmental regulation, cultural, climatic, religious, foreign policy and military maneuverings - all shape economic life and markets.
Being fully aware and astute concerning these global and geographic matters give you a keen and compelling competitive edge in negotiations.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com - executive consultant, negotiator, global property specialist and worldwide speaker for negotiations success secrets who has touched 60 countries and lived in several continents
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Diversity Speaker for Cultural Sensitivity and Company Profitability
Interactions with foreign clients and customers are best begun by being quick to hear and slow to speak. By being alert and sensitive to THEIR EXPECTATIONS, using caution to avoid putting your map on others and by mirroring their cultural pattern of business and social behavior you can build rapport and win favor with foreign clients.
Stereotypes and summarizations are usually done prematurely in haste with a large amount of speculative presumption. Certainly many have hung themselves and thwarted many good business relationships by their impatience and lack of cross-cultural awareness.
Certainly some (and perhaps many) individuals in a particular group tend to share certain characteristics. Yet given socio-economic factors, which vary widely in foreign countries between the haves and have-nots, it is wise not to presume anything.
Undoubtedly the "up-and-out" live better and communicate differently than the "down-and-out" in any country or society. Not to mention that great disparity and invisible gulf between people within even their own cities and countries is an unspoken attitude which you must discern and appropriately navigate around respectfully with grace.
Nevertheless for Americans (citizens of the United States) especially (25% of which do not even own passports and therefore have most likely never journeyed abroad) generalizations simplify other cultures and people from different countries. America geographically however extends well beyond the United States including nations from Canada to Argentina (perhaps herein lies some of the confusion and arrogance as people in the USA often refer to themsleves as "Americans" in exclusive fashion, not even considering others within the Americas).
Of course this is the most lazy approach to dealing with people whom you know little about. And as I previously mentioned earlier, this clueless and self-absorbed disinterested approach rarely endears people to you and therefore seldom pays off.
Of course for self-centered, clueless and arrogant people generalizations help them cope and remain enclosed within their isolated rigid and frigid world. But if you are endeavoring to be successful in the global economy, you must abandon this mentality.
Generalizations therefore are only useful guidelines to get you started and perhaps in the vicinity of the individual with whom you are going to be interacting. Generalizations however should never hold you in captivity, nor be held to rigidly.
As you observe each individual's personality, social interactions, communication style, mannerisms and behavior adjust and modify your approach with them accordingly. Revise your opinions and responses as necessary to ensure a solid rapport, interpersonal connection and warm dialogue and communication are established.
Upon observing how an individual’s behavior and reactions match or differ from our understanding of their culture and expectations make the necessary adjustments in your interpersonal approach.
Stereotypes are often misnomers that misguide, misdirect and demean both your client and you (revealing your own stupidity and lack of cultural sensitivity).
Don't allow stereotypes and generalizations to distract you, nor interfere with your heartfelt sensitivity and ability to treat people as individuals.
I myself in all candor and honesty have repeatedly failed at this miserably (and that despite my good intentions). One of my most common blunders is to ask foreigners and immigrants now living in America, "Where are you from?"
At least half of more of them say coldly or sternly, "America" as if to assert their citizenship.
I however as a world traveler (having visited 60 countries and lived in several continents) simply was curious and hoping to connect with them at a cultural level and further familiarize myself with their ancestral origins and country.
Again despite our heartfelt intentions and sincerity, if spoken improperly we can easily erect walls of distrust and sow seeds of discord to frustrate and alienate the very people we are trying to connect with at a deeper level.
One thing I learned from my friends in east India when asking for someone's name is to say: "What is your GOOD name?"
By inserting the word "good" before name, it removes some suspicion and fear people have of you asking them their name.
Company reps sometimes feel threatened by you knowing their name, as if you are seeking to report them for poor service or something they've done wrong.
However when you insert "good" before name, your request for a person's name is perceived to be more positive and less threatening.
How amazing it is to see the interpersonal shift in cross-cultural communications with just one word, which greatly can alter the dialogue, interaction and means of expression.
Knowing this be extra careful and super sensitive. Choose your words wisely.
Bury stereotypes and generalizations as they can be presumptuous and hazardous to your business success.
Employ and put in place diversity business practicies and policies that honor people's differences cross-culturally. As you do expect employees, clients, associates and prospects to increase their level of respect for you and your company.
Cultural sensitivity will greatly enhance your ability to communicative effectively cross-culturally, increase company profitability and lead to successful transactions that result in repeat business.
Paul F Davis - worldwide speaker on diversity and executive consultant for success
http://www.PaulFDavis.com/diversity-speaker
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Paul F. Davis is a Global Property Specialist, Green Homes and Buildings Consultant and Debt Arbitrator for financial freedom.
Paul is the author of 18 books and a worldwide speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally by joyfully disarming and empowering people throughout the earth to transcend their limitations and live their dreams!
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Earn 20% commission on all paid speaking engagements and consulting Paul obtains through your referral worldwide.
Stereotypes and summarizations are usually done prematurely in haste with a large amount of speculative presumption. Certainly many have hung themselves and thwarted many good business relationships by their impatience and lack of cross-cultural awareness.
Certainly some (and perhaps many) individuals in a particular group tend to share certain characteristics. Yet given socio-economic factors, which vary widely in foreign countries between the haves and have-nots, it is wise not to presume anything.
Undoubtedly the "up-and-out" live better and communicate differently than the "down-and-out" in any country or society. Not to mention that great disparity and invisible gulf between people within even their own cities and countries is an unspoken attitude which you must discern and appropriately navigate around respectfully with grace.
Nevertheless for Americans (citizens of the United States) especially (25% of which do not even own passports and therefore have most likely never journeyed abroad) generalizations simplify other cultures and people from different countries. America geographically however extends well beyond the United States including nations from Canada to Argentina (perhaps herein lies some of the confusion and arrogance as people in the USA often refer to themsleves as "Americans" in exclusive fashion, not even considering others within the Americas).
Of course this is the most lazy approach to dealing with people whom you know little about. And as I previously mentioned earlier, this clueless and self-absorbed disinterested approach rarely endears people to you and therefore seldom pays off.
Of course for self-centered, clueless and arrogant people generalizations help them cope and remain enclosed within their isolated rigid and frigid world. But if you are endeavoring to be successful in the global economy, you must abandon this mentality.
Generalizations therefore are only useful guidelines to get you started and perhaps in the vicinity of the individual with whom you are going to be interacting. Generalizations however should never hold you in captivity, nor be held to rigidly.
As you observe each individual's personality, social interactions, communication style, mannerisms and behavior adjust and modify your approach with them accordingly. Revise your opinions and responses as necessary to ensure a solid rapport, interpersonal connection and warm dialogue and communication are established.
Upon observing how an individual’s behavior and reactions match or differ from our understanding of their culture and expectations make the necessary adjustments in your interpersonal approach.
Stereotypes are often misnomers that misguide, misdirect and demean both your client and you (revealing your own stupidity and lack of cultural sensitivity).
Don't allow stereotypes and generalizations to distract you, nor interfere with your heartfelt sensitivity and ability to treat people as individuals.
I myself in all candor and honesty have repeatedly failed at this miserably (and that despite my good intentions). One of my most common blunders is to ask foreigners and immigrants now living in America, "Where are you from?"
At least half of more of them say coldly or sternly, "America" as if to assert their citizenship.
I however as a world traveler (having visited 60 countries and lived in several continents) simply was curious and hoping to connect with them at a cultural level and further familiarize myself with their ancestral origins and country.
Again despite our heartfelt intentions and sincerity, if spoken improperly we can easily erect walls of distrust and sow seeds of discord to frustrate and alienate the very people we are trying to connect with at a deeper level.
One thing I learned from my friends in east India when asking for someone's name is to say: "What is your GOOD name?"
By inserting the word "good" before name, it removes some suspicion and fear people have of you asking them their name.
Company reps sometimes feel threatened by you knowing their name, as if you are seeking to report them for poor service or something they've done wrong.
However when you insert "good" before name, your request for a person's name is perceived to be more positive and less threatening.
How amazing it is to see the interpersonal shift in cross-cultural communications with just one word, which greatly can alter the dialogue, interaction and means of expression.
Knowing this be extra careful and super sensitive. Choose your words wisely.
Bury stereotypes and generalizations as they can be presumptuous and hazardous to your business success.
Employ and put in place diversity business practicies and policies that honor people's differences cross-culturally. As you do expect employees, clients, associates and prospects to increase their level of respect for you and your company.
Cultural sensitivity will greatly enhance your ability to communicative effectively cross-culturally, increase company profitability and lead to successful transactions that result in repeat business.
Paul F Davis - worldwide speaker on diversity and executive consultant for success
http://www.PaulFDavis.com/diversity-speaker
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Paul F. Davis is a Global Property Specialist, Green Homes and Buildings Consultant and Debt Arbitrator for financial freedom.
Paul is the author of 18 books and a worldwide speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally by joyfully disarming and empowering people throughout the earth to transcend their limitations and live their dreams!
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Earn 20% commission on all paid speaking engagements and consulting Paul obtains through your referral worldwide.
Top 10 Exotic Places to Buy a Home in the World
According to HGTV these are the top 10 exotic destinations to buy a home in the world:
1. Fiji - natural beauty, islands, beaches and waterfalls
2. Thailand - tricky, glitzy, fabulous cuisine, beaches and geisha girls
3. Argentina - trendy, upscale, inviting architecture, football, tango and timeless Colonial style homes
4. Costa Rica - adventure, volcanoes, surf, snorkeling, cerviche, rainforests and wildlife
5. South Africa - home to the World Cup, rugged beauty, ethnic diversity, majestic scenery, lush vineyards and laid back lifestyle
6. Italy - enchanting art, incredible architecture, fabulous fashion and fantastic food
7. Panama - beachfront property, unspoiled beauty and friendly people
8. Czech - architectural marvels, royal dynasties, rich history, delicious food, ancient castles, convenience and countryside
9. Greece - gorgeous sunsets, white buildings with blue roofs, excellent cuisine, vibrant nightlife, rich culture and history being the cradle of democracy, blue cobalt water and quaint villages
10. Egypt - modern metropolis, Arab energy, awe-inspiring pyramids, bustling streets with bazaars and lively people
Paul F. Davis is a Global Property Specialist, Green Homes and Buildings Consultant and Debt Arbitrator for financial freedom.
Paul is the author of 18 books and a worldwide speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally by joyfully disarming and empowering people throughout the earth to transcend their limitations and live their dreams!
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
1. Fiji - natural beauty, islands, beaches and waterfalls
2. Thailand - tricky, glitzy, fabulous cuisine, beaches and geisha girls
3. Argentina - trendy, upscale, inviting architecture, football, tango and timeless Colonial style homes
4. Costa Rica - adventure, volcanoes, surf, snorkeling, cerviche, rainforests and wildlife
5. South Africa - home to the World Cup, rugged beauty, ethnic diversity, majestic scenery, lush vineyards and laid back lifestyle
6. Italy - enchanting art, incredible architecture, fabulous fashion and fantastic food
7. Panama - beachfront property, unspoiled beauty and friendly people
8. Czech - architectural marvels, royal dynasties, rich history, delicious food, ancient castles, convenience and countryside
9. Greece - gorgeous sunsets, white buildings with blue roofs, excellent cuisine, vibrant nightlife, rich culture and history being the cradle of democracy, blue cobalt water and quaint villages
10. Egypt - modern metropolis, Arab energy, awe-inspiring pyramids, bustling streets with bazaars and lively people
Paul F. Davis is a Global Property Specialist, Green Homes and Buildings Consultant and Debt Arbitrator for financial freedom.
Paul is the author of 18 books and a worldwide speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally by joyfully disarming and empowering people throughout the earth to transcend their limitations and live their dreams!
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
info @ PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Saturday, July 3, 2010
House Sitting: House Sitter, Dog Sitting, Home Sitting Solutions and Jobs
As a world traveler who is often overseas and away from home, I trust these three wonderful companies to service my needs.
http://paulfdavis.housecare.hop.clickbank.net
http://paulfdavis.petsitters.hop.clickbank.net
http://paulfdavis.caretakers.hop.clickbank.net
Paul F Davis - worldwide speaker, life-changing author, global property specialist, debt arbitrator and consultant
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
Ps. If you have a really luxurious home in an inviting location or country, I will consider personally sitting for you.
I have experience caring for dogs and cats in my own family.
My wife is also a home stager should you ever need one.
http://www.FloridaHomeStager.com
http://paulfdavis.housecare.hop.clickbank.net
http://paulfdavis.petsitters.hop.clickbank.net
http://paulfdavis.caretakers.hop.clickbank.net
Paul F Davis - worldwide speaker, life-changing author, global property specialist, debt arbitrator and consultant
http://www.PaulFDavis.com
Ps. If you have a really luxurious home in an inviting location or country, I will consider personally sitting for you.
I have experience caring for dogs and cats in my own family.
My wife is also a home stager should you ever need one.
http://www.FloridaHomeStager.com
Friday, July 2, 2010
Bishop TD Jakes Prison Ministry in Texas, Please Hear and Help!
Dear Bishop Jakes and Potter House family,
Greetings from Florida!
I am writing to request additional information about the prison ministry transforming lives in Texas by Bishop Jakes and the Potter House.
I would like to learn your ministry methods and duplicate what you have done in Florida and New York.
My younger brother has spent time in prison due to substance abuse related crime, which has awakened my heart to the need to help inmates transition after incarceration. Moreover I have served part-time as a volunteer minister / preacher in years gone past with the Good News Jail Ministry both at 33rd Street Jail and the work release program, but I sense it is time for a new wine skin to carry the message of hope and lead inmates not only out of darkness but thereafter into divine purpose.
Perhaps we can join hands together in this endeavor to fulfill Matthew 25 by bringing a mighty visitation of God to inmates across our land, whereby they can be liberated and made a habitation of God through the Holy Spirit.
Many employers reject those with a criminal record, but it is time for God to create a new beginning for these men and women.
With your help we can do just that for the inmates across incarceration nation!
Please help me grow into God's grace like you and open prison doors in others states for inmates as you have done so successfully across Texas.
Sincerely,
Paul F Davis
www.PaulFDavis.com
info@PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Earn 20% commissions on all paid speaking engagements Paul obtains through your referral and recommendation.
Paul F. Davis is a Global Property Specialist, Green Homes and Buildings Consultant and Debt Arbitrator for financial freedom.
Paul is the author of 18 books and a worldwide speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally by joyfully disarming and empowering people throughout the earth to transcend their limitations and live their dreams!
Paul’s incredible depth and powerful stories from around the world, entertain and inspire audiences making Paul a captivating enrichment speaker able to awaken the greatness within us all.
Paul speaks for corporations, universities, the military and several luxury cruise lines at sea. Paul has appeared on numerous international broadcasts from Investors Business Daily, Oprah & Friends to Fox News to talk about success, leadership, relational intricacies, conflict resolution, life balance and overcoming adversity.
By reason of his global travels, Paul is a highly sought after destinations, diversity and multicultural awareness speaker.
Playboy Radio Afternoon Advice host Tiffany Granath calls Paul an awesome relational coach and recommends his books on love, dating, and sexuality.
Paul worked at Ground Zero in NYC during 9-11; helped rebuild a home at the tsunami epicenter in Indonesia; comforted victims of genocide in Rwanda; spoke to leaders in East Timor during the war; inspired students & monks in Myanmar; promoted peace & reconciliation in Pakistan; has been so deep into the bush of rural Africa where villagers had never before seen a white man; and shall be soon making his 2nd trip to Haiti.
Paul's heartfelt and humorous stories from around the world empower people to love passionately and fearlessly live their dreams.
www.PaulFDavis.com
info@PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Dare to Live Your Dreams!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0zS3qZtS9Y
Motivational Speaker for Military Chaplain & Officers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wfiu8rUqEU8
Diversity & Multiculturalism Speaker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPkrH4dObEg
Motivational Speaker for the Aging to Overcome Adversity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dhx3uVF8kc
Healthy Relationships Speaker at Fordham College
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s1w7YuZT0Q
Message to the Youth of the World
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBI5SlhgJZM
Overcoming Adversity - Be Empowered to Live Victoriously
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXLjy29PMXo
Empowering & Liberating Women to Achieve Greatness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qM428QfsU1w
Relationships Speaker for a Broken Heart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbWpHLs28Dw
Substance Abuse Prevention & Drunk Driving Detour
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN83YubzOpI
World Peace Over Propaganda & Demonizing Nations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRMw9iq7UdA
Supernatural Power from Heaven to Change Your World
http://www.paulfdavis.com/supernatural-power
Greetings from Florida!
I am writing to request additional information about the prison ministry transforming lives in Texas by Bishop Jakes and the Potter House.
I would like to learn your ministry methods and duplicate what you have done in Florida and New York.
My younger brother has spent time in prison due to substance abuse related crime, which has awakened my heart to the need to help inmates transition after incarceration. Moreover I have served part-time as a volunteer minister / preacher in years gone past with the Good News Jail Ministry both at 33rd Street Jail and the work release program, but I sense it is time for a new wine skin to carry the message of hope and lead inmates not only out of darkness but thereafter into divine purpose.
Perhaps we can join hands together in this endeavor to fulfill Matthew 25 by bringing a mighty visitation of God to inmates across our land, whereby they can be liberated and made a habitation of God through the Holy Spirit.
Many employers reject those with a criminal record, but it is time for God to create a new beginning for these men and women.
With your help we can do just that for the inmates across incarceration nation!
Please help me grow into God's grace like you and open prison doors in others states for inmates as you have done so successfully across Texas.
Sincerely,
Paul F Davis
www.PaulFDavis.com
info@PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Earn 20% commissions on all paid speaking engagements Paul obtains through your referral and recommendation.
Paul F. Davis is a Global Property Specialist, Green Homes and Buildings Consultant and Debt Arbitrator for financial freedom.
Paul is the author of 18 books and a worldwide speaker who has touched 60 countries building bridges cross-culturally by joyfully disarming and empowering people throughout the earth to transcend their limitations and live their dreams!
Paul’s incredible depth and powerful stories from around the world, entertain and inspire audiences making Paul a captivating enrichment speaker able to awaken the greatness within us all.
Paul speaks for corporations, universities, the military and several luxury cruise lines at sea. Paul has appeared on numerous international broadcasts from Investors Business Daily, Oprah & Friends to Fox News to talk about success, leadership, relational intricacies, conflict resolution, life balance and overcoming adversity.
By reason of his global travels, Paul is a highly sought after destinations, diversity and multicultural awareness speaker.
Playboy Radio Afternoon Advice host Tiffany Granath calls Paul an awesome relational coach and recommends his books on love, dating, and sexuality.
Paul worked at Ground Zero in NYC during 9-11; helped rebuild a home at the tsunami epicenter in Indonesia; comforted victims of genocide in Rwanda; spoke to leaders in East Timor during the war; inspired students & monks in Myanmar; promoted peace & reconciliation in Pakistan; has been so deep into the bush of rural Africa where villagers had never before seen a white man; and shall be soon making his 2nd trip to Haiti.
Paul's heartfelt and humorous stories from around the world empower people to love passionately and fearlessly live their dreams.
www.PaulFDavis.com
info@PaulFDavis.com
407-967-7553
Dare to Live Your Dreams!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0zS3qZtS9Y
Motivational Speaker for Military Chaplain & Officers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wfiu8rUqEU8
Diversity & Multiculturalism Speaker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPkrH4dObEg
Motivational Speaker for the Aging to Overcome Adversity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dhx3uVF8kc
Healthy Relationships Speaker at Fordham College
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s1w7YuZT0Q
Message to the Youth of the World
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBI5SlhgJZM
Overcoming Adversity - Be Empowered to Live Victoriously
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXLjy29PMXo
Empowering & Liberating Women to Achieve Greatness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qM428QfsU1w
Relationships Speaker for a Broken Heart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbWpHLs28Dw
Substance Abuse Prevention & Drunk Driving Detour
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN83YubzOpI
World Peace Over Propaganda & Demonizing Nations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRMw9iq7UdA
Supernatural Power from Heaven to Change Your World
http://www.paulfdavis.com/supernatural-power
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