Dana Conover has for a lifetime pursued the understanding of why we live the life we do.  The adventure began in his youth, at age 14, when he read Maxwell Maltz’s Psycho-Cybernetics: A New Technique for Using Your Subconscious Power. 

Conover has studied the world’s offering of motivational and personal behavior materials, to discover what he passionately refers to as the Powerables of Life™.  His extensive work leading innovation and creativity for major educational brands has contributed to his skills in the development of new and engaging learning and life behavioral models.

What Tony Robbins did for NLP (neuro-linguistic programming), Dana Conover does for understanding life’s processes.  His proprietary model is called Below-Above-Over-Beyond, and delivers lasting results in as little as 1 day.  There is nothing like it – no book or training – on the market.

“I’ve always been curious about how things work, especially life”, says Dana.  “My forthcoming book about Below-Above-Over-Beyond is called The Power of Connecting Life’s Dots.  It  is a compilation of what I’ve learned about all facets of life.  I want to share my discoveries with others!”

To Dana, it’s not enough to just live life. Connecting Life’s Dots actually shows you how to look at all of the aspects of one’s core life, what tools to use to improve your life, who has used them successfully, and who has reached self-actualization and fulfillment.  He suggests thinking of Connecting Life’s Dots as your personal guide in a world now searching for leadership and new thinking.

Dana created the BAOB model and wrote Connecting Life’s Dots after his own personal journey and pursuit of living his best life made it possible to understand and reap the many treasures that life has to offer.  With the steady advancements in social media, Dana recognized the opportunity to amplify the positive impact of his life system.  Connecting Life’s Dots comes with worksheets, timetables, resources, tips & tricks, and an online back-up reference system.

Dana Conover is thought to be one of the most creative business development leaders in the U.S.A.  He has had a successful business career, with a resume including Crayola, Elmer’s, and a leading Disney and Warner Bros. toy company licensee.  In the consumer crafting and creativity product categories, Dana focused on innovation by identifying and leveraging unmet consumer needs.

His career in creativity and innovation started at Crayola, as an educational marketer, and expanded from there.  Next was ToyMax (now Jakks Pacific), where Dana focused on children’s novelties and toys with Disney and Warner-Bros licenses.  At Elmer’s Products, Dana was Director of Innovation and New Products.  His lifelong passion is business growth and expansion techniques.

Dana Conover currently uses his creativity and marketing skills to focus on writing and motivational speaking.  He plans to pursue personal appearances and media interviews which will eventually lead to national media/television exposure.  Dana intends to build on his success with lecture tours, a series of audio guides, and regular publication of new books.

His audience will not be limited to those seeking business success – as with Dale Carnegie or Stephen Covey – and so his message will resonate with people of all backgrounds.  Dana offers personal anecdotes from his family life, and uses his own life experience as an example. His self-made-man success story is a part of his appeal.  He challenges readers to pursue a better life…with the life prize of self-actualization and the opportunity to leave a legacy.  Dana focuses on imaginative and new thought, which he sees as reframing the past to leverage the present, the future and eternal change. He advocates sharing wisdom with others so that we may all live a better life.

Dana Conover’s longer-term project, Lifegivity, creatively utilizes the principles and BAOB model from Connecting Life’s Dots to assimilate and integrate other areas of one’s life.  This includes career, financial security, material possessions, wealth and much more.

Dana calls himself a people potential coach rather than a motivational speaker.  He believes that people have the potential; they just need to find the key to release their power.