Steven Kayser

Stories for Business and life

Smash Success

This story has everything it possibly needs to become a smash success. It will make every possible reader happy.” 

–Frederick Marx, Warrior Films.org– Producer, Director, Writer, “Hoop Dreams,” Named Best Film of the Decade by Roger Ebert.

What Heart!

What a fine story and screenplay! What heart! Acceptance Bridge will make a memorable film.” – Mark Miller, legendary leading man, producer, and writer of “A Walk in the Clouds,” “Savannah Smiles,” “Christmas Mountain,” and “Diff’rent Strokes.

Couldn't Put It Down!

Acceptance Bridge is so entertaining and exciting I couldn’t put it down. It’s ‘Glory Road,’ ‘Hoosiers’ and ‘Rudy’ combined as teams and individuals overcome handicaps and roadblocks on all levels. Inspiring is not a strong enough word for Acceptance Bridge… but it certainly works.” – Donn Burrows, Director, “The Big O: The Oscar Robertson Story.” 

Ecelectic & Unique!

“Eclectic and unique, the stories in The Greatest Words You’ve Never Heard by Steven Kayser will engage your heart and inspire your soul.”

Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute Manager® and Legendary Service

Heroism, Heart, Hope

“True stories of heroism, hope and heart that salute the brave victorious souls that choose to create and live lives of significance and meaning even if they die trying. ”

Steven Pressfield, bestselling author of Gates of Fire and The Lion’s Gate

A Gifted Storyteller

“A gifted storyteller, Steve Kayser has written a book that will touch your heart and compel you to reflect deeply on your own faith, courage, and most importantly, relationships. I couldn’t put it down.” 

Lt. Col. Rob “Waldo” Waldman, author of the New York Times bestseller Never Fly Solo

Raw, Powerful, Inspirational

A raw, powerful book.  Anyone going through a dark night of the soul will be inspired.”   

Ms. Sam Horn, author of POP! and Tongue Fu!

Profoundly Motivational

“One of the most profoundly motivational books I’ve seen in years! These stories will help you succeed in business, raise your kids, be a better person and friend and leave a legacy. 

Dr. Rick Kirschner, coauthor of the international bestseller Dealing with People You Can’t Stand

Live a Life of Significance

The stories in this book will inspire you to live a life of significance and will give you the wisdom to see that your best years are ahead of you, not behind you. 

Mark Whitacre, Ph.D., Chief Science Officer of Cypress Systems, Inc., also former whistleblower in the historical ADM price-fixing case (“The Informant”)

Writing Riffs 

Steve’s Blog

Why Do Some Ideas Stick … and Others Stink?

Why Do Some Ideas Stick … and Others Stink?

Featuring an interview with Dan Heath, Co-Author of the New York Times Bestselling book, “Made to Stick.” —
Why do some ideas spread like wildfire while others sprout and die out? Why do some great ideas, with world-altering potential, die on the vine – never to grace us with their fruit?

The Marilu Henner Radio Show

The Marilu Henner Radio Show

What a blast to be a guest of “The Marilu Henner” show today on Sun Broadcast Group radio(http://buff.ly/1mVrYoK). Marilu’s nick- name, “Perpetual Motion” should have the adjective Positive” in front of it. Was great fun, Was a great opportunity to talk about the book “The Greatest Words You’ve Never Heard.”

F.E.A.R. Waldo

F.E.A.R. Waldo

Fear. It can stand for forget everything and run … or focus energy and accept responsibility. Steve Kayser and Lt. Col. Rob “Waldo” Waldman on FEAR.

You Wrote a Book?

You Wrote a Book?

Unprovided with original learning, unformed in the habits of thinking, unskilled in the arts of composition, I resolved to write a book. – Edward Gibbon

Don’t Stop This Press!

Don’t Stop This Press!

Throughout your life, you run across people that positively change your thoughts, perceptions and ideas about business and life. I’ve been blessed with the great opportunity to interview and collaborate with some of the best writers and business leaders in the world. From each, I’ve absorbed and learned life lessons.

Skip Press is one of those people.

The Seven “New Rules” of Business Presentations

Having seen hundreds of business presentations and given a stinky few myself, there are a few things I wish someone would have taught me in kindergarten. Seven things or “New Rules” of business presentations to be precise. I pass these on to anyone new to the dreaded gauntlet of the business presentation or any grizzled veterans who want to walk on the wild side and shake things up. Avoid lying-flying “Stink-o-potamus” presentation status. Use the principle of “Creative Limitation.”

Doing the PowerPoint Punt

Can you really give a presentation without PowerPoint slides? Maybe. It depends. The next presentation you give or attend, take note of what occurs after PowerPoint slide number five is swiped/swished onto the screen. Unless you really are “da man,” the Steven Spielberg of the sales presentation, 99 percent of the people in attendance will fall into one of the following descriptive categories:

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