'One Minute Clinic' leadership, entrepreneurship Video series launched by Kevin Kelly

Kevin Kelly, one of Europe's and Asia's leading authority on motivation, entrepreneurship and leadership has just launched a new one minute training initiative that he believes will allow leaders and managers to overcome the time poverty they are currently experiencing. The one minute clinic concept will allow people to gain access to some cutting edge ideas on areas like leadership, communication, entrepreneurship, motivation etc. from one of the World's leading thinkers, all delivered in one minute.

"One minute clinic" videoblog is another in a series of innovative ideas to

address the challenge of "communicating in an attention deficit society," claims Kelly. In his first entry Kelly talks about the benefits of adopting a policy of constructive paranoia in the context of your internal and external customers. "Put simply we need to deal with our best customers and employees as if they were leaving the organisation," he argues. "Customer and Employee retention are the key challenges facing any organisation particularly in todays environment. We need to be imaginative in our approaches to deal with these issues," he adds.

Over the past seventeen years, Best Selling Author Kelly has addressed audiences around the world on entrepreneurship, leadership and motivation and has played a significant role in developing the entrepreneurs of tomorrow in one of the most successful economies in the world over the past decade ie Ireland. Author of the best-selling 'How? When You Don't Know How' and other books and CDs, he is known in Ireland as the 'coach behind the Celtic Tiger' for his work with existing and potential entrepreneurs. For over 17 years, Kevin Kelly has been actively involved in holding seminars and workshops throughout Europe, UK and the US.

Mr. Kelly has appeared many times on National TV and radio shows in Europe and America and is also the creator of the unique program, 'Looking ahead and Living now' which is successfully running in schools all around Ireland.