Jacques Wiesel Coach, Speaker and Author

About Jacques Wiesel Coach, Speaker and Author

My Webster’s New World Dictionary defines the word unique as “one and only”. In its Thesaurus section I read “peerless, matchless, unparalleled”,and my favorite descriptive word…”. These definitions truly capture the essence of Jacques Wiesel, whose business card reads “Master of Human Engineering”.

Jacques Wiesel made himself known through a variety of networking groups and organizations in the business world where his positive comments easily outweighed the negativity surrounding the attendees. The community later learned that he was a Holocaust Survivor who taught Positive Living by improving both Attitudes and Communication Skills as a convention speaker, and while doing one-on-one coaching.

As a Sales Trainer for large companies, he brings International Sales Awards from
4 companies, outselling over 10,000 reps.
Jacques is also an author, first writing articles for business magazines on Motivation, Selling, Customer Service, Sales Management and Supervisory Skills. He travelled to over 300 cities in 35 states facilitating these courses for the American Management Association and the Dun & Bradstreet Seminar Division.

As an author he published 3 books on personal development, via inspirational vignettes and verbal proof stories of his life as a WW2 refugee. He added to his literary output by publishing his autobiography recently. It is titled “9 KNOCKDOWNS…5 MIRACLES!”

He uses this powerful book as the basis for a new lecture, given to colleges, temples and churches. As many people have told me he is a difficult man to forget. He does not bemoan his terrible childhood; he uses it as fulcrum to encourage others to forge ahead in life, leaving all mental detritus behind. His favorite song is “Je ne regretted rien” (I regret nothing!) by Edith Piaf.

His mission in life is simple: help people change their antiquitated thinking, and faster in the direction of their goals. This he does whether addressing thousands at a national convention or working with one individual at a time. His bottom-line credo is “If Jacques can do it…you can do it!