Author profile: Gary Bertwistle
Gary has worked in creativity and innovation for over 20 years, his career spanning the retail, music and radio industries. As a thought leader in innovation and creativity, Gary’s passion is helping people and organisations to think differently.
Through his easy to understand, fun and interactive speeches and writings, Gary has helped people and companies of all sizes, in all industries and categories, to look at how they currently do things and address what needs to change in order for them to think differently and maximise the ideas that currently exist within the business. In order to truly innovate and develop breakthrough ideas you need to think differently and that is what Gary is all about. He gives useful, simple, empowering and easy to understand suggestions that are relevant to all businesses to give your brand a true edge.
In 2007 Gary co-founded Australia’s leading cycling foundation the Tour de Cure which has raised over $16 million for the research, support and prevention of cancer in men, women and children. He also created 6 Strings 4 Cancer which brings bedside relief through music to people going through cancer treatment.
Gary launched the successful Mojo Radio Show in late 2014 as a follow on from his best selling book Who Stole My Mojo? It is a weekly podcast available on iTunes, designed to help you get your mojo working in and out of the workplace. This fun, entertaining, and informative series is designed to help people who have lost their Mojo, and help them get it back. Gary interviews today’s leading lights in every area of our lives…. health, fitness, creativity, wellness, strategy, brand, performance, strategy, leadership, and management. If it’s helping us towards our dreams and a better life… the Mojo Radio Show will cover it for you.
Book Synopsis: Who Stole My Mojo?
Mojo is that spark which, if you have it, is the difference between having just a good day and a having a great day. When someone is feeling flat, bored, uninspired, or lacking motivation, chances are they have lost their mojo and are not firing on all cylinders. Who Stole My Mojo? is a common sense approach to the thinking required to put the zest and spark back into your life. We all lose our mojo from time to time, but this book will give you the essential tips and tools to get it back and get it working again!
“Being a national best seller and distributed in many countries of the world, my book Who Stole My Mojo? has been very beneficial in building my author profile and setting a wonderful platform for content for my speaking career. Having a best selling book is like a business card on steroids. It builds profile, builds credibility, creates interest in your topic and gives you the great foundations from which to become a keynote speaker on the Australian or international speaking scene. Writing a book helps you clarify your own content, put some order to your ideas and teaches you about language and structure that can be transposed into coaching, training, mentoring or key note speaking.”
