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Larry Lipman Bio

Larry graduated from Westminster High School in Atlanta Georgia in 1968.

He earned his B.A. at the University of Virginia and M.Ed. at the University of San Diego. Along the way, Larry has been a Bailiff in Traffic Court, Algebra and Geometry Teacher, Basketball and Tennis Coach, Director of Summer Camp Aquatics Programs, Director of Sales, an Actor in T.V. and T.V. Commercials, and a Trainer for the last 15 years. Larry specializes in teamwork, team building, communication styles, leadership styles, and learning from his mistakes.

Larry is a certified trainer and Success Coach. Since 1990, Larry has completed Jack Canfields Facilitating Skills Certification (Culver City, CA), Melton Leadership Institute Train-the-Trainer (Palm Springs, CA), Active Teaching Leadership Training (Atlanta, GA), Piering Mastery Technology for Excellence Training (Costa Mesa, CA), Tony Robbins Mastery University (San Diego, CA), and Stephen Covey “First Things First” Workshop. He is ROPES Course Certified.

Member: American Society for Training and Development, National Parenting Instructors Association, Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, ASCD Character Education Network, North American Simulation and Gaming Association, Mentoring Leadership Network, Association for Experiential Education, International Alliance for Learning, Association for Challenge Course Technology, and International Association of Facilitators.

***small note***

Ask Larry about his unique experience on the T.V. show, “Dallas,” with J.R, Sue Ellen, Victoria Principle, Precilla Pressley, and the rest!

Some of my favorite sayings:

• Happiness is a choice.
• Attitude is a choice.
• I want to be the type of person....my dog thinks I am.
• Pain is wisdom in disguise.
• You train others how to treat you by how you treat yourself.
• This, too, shall pass.
• HEALTH is when your past is no longer screwing up your present.
• It is more important to be kind than to be right.
• Never buy your sweetheart exercise equipment on their birthday.
• When we judge others, we are really defining ourselves.
• 2 quickest ways to get rid of the “yukkies”:
  1. Do something nice for someone less fortunate.
  2. Be grateful.
• Forgive someone who doesn’t deserve it.
• Every once in a while, take the scenic route.
• Wear wild, shocking, audacious underwear under dark, serious suits.
• Giving is receiving.

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