Dr. Dale Anderson Wins MinnesotaÂ’s Best Speaker of 2003 Award
Dr. Dale Anderson of Roseville, Minn., has been selected as MinnesotaÂ’s Best Speaker for 2003 by Minnesota Meetings & Events magazine. Announced in the magazineÂ’s Winter 2004 issue, the Best Speaker Award is one of 27 categories that recognize the best meeting and event professionals in the Twin Cities. Dr. Anderson has been a physician for more than 40 years and is nationally renowned for his presentations on the topics of humor, health, fitness and peak performance.
(PRWEB) February 16, 2004
Dr. Dale Anderson has been selected as MinnesotaÂ’s Best Speaker for 2003 by Minnesota Meetings & Events magazine. Just announced in the magazineÂ’s Winter 2004 issue, the Best Speaker Award is one of 27 categories that recognize the best meeting and event professionals in the Twin Cities.
"The Minnesota Meetings & Events magazine "Best Of" awards are voted on by readers of our magazine,” says Jacquelyn Fletcher, Editor, Minnesota Meetings & Events. “From all reports, Dr. Dale Anderson is an enthusiastic, fun and motivating speaker that corporate audiences love."
An excerpt from the magazine’s profile on Dr. Anderson states, “Dr. Anderson spreads his humor and holistic healing ideas in speaking engagements across the country. Businesses use Dr. Anderson's motivational speaking to promote positive relationships and team-building among employees.”
Dr. Anderson has been a physician for more than 40 years and is nationally renowned for his presentations on the topics of humor, health, fitness and peak performance. For him, laughter is serious business. It is now scientifically proven that humor, laughter and playing a happy role have dramatic health benefits. According to Dr. Anderson, it is an essential, and often overlooked, part of holistic health.
“Endorphins are the morphine within,” says Dr. Anderson, of Roseville. "When you laugh, you breath deep, sit up straight, and exercise the mind and body. It's a great work out and it sets the stage for improved communication, creativity and productivity. Laughter is something you can bank on.”
In his award-winning book Never Act Your Age, Dr. Anderson identifies method acting techniques that people of any age can use to get their act together “WELL.” The book explains how those who “INNERtain the chemistry of happiness enjoy dramatic health benefits that you can bank on.”
“Fake it till you make it,” says Dr. Anderson. “Chemistry is feelings, and feelings are chemistry. The biggest hurdle for people is to realize that they have the power within themselves to change.”
