McGWIRE LIAR? Steroid Confession Isn’t Satisfying Sports Analysts (Maurice DiMino is in PST)

McGWIRE LIAR? Steroid Confession Isn’t Satisfying Sports Analysts (Maurice DiMino is in PST)

After publicly “coming clean” to admit his use of steroids during his record-breaking Major League Baseball (MLB) career, retired slugger, Mark McGwire, says he feels a tremendous relief for getting the issue “off his chest.”

Needless to say, it only took a few hours for the sports skeptics and pundits to emerge and offer their take on McGwire’s confession. So far, after just a couple of days, this jury of peers, so to speak, is not satisfied with McGwire’s conflicting comments.

For example, on the one hand, he says he was dying to unleash this skeleton in his closet at the Congressional hearings years ago, but when denied immunity, he had to plead the 5th. And yet, he chose to continue holding onto the secret after the statute of limitations ran out. Then there’s his claim that he only used steroids sparingly to heal fast and not to enhance his home run strength. Well, no one is buying it.

So, is Mark McGwire doing himself and his Hall of Fame bid more harm than good? Is there a smarter way he should have broken his silence? Is there some way he can still salvage the situation?

Available for interviews is a uniquely appropriate expert on this issue from outside the sports world. Maurice DiMino, the Sicilian Mentor, is an award-winning public speaker, author and presentation trainer to hundreds of executives, entrepreneurs and celebrities over the years, and he can offer a very interesting commentary on McGwire’s drama.

Call Special Guests today to schedule an interview and find out where McGwire went wrong and where he should go from here.

For the rise and fall of great celebrities struggling with being human, DiMino can offer your audience a unique course on how to make a persuasive presentation. Be sure to ask him about his book, The Art of Public Speaking: How to Kill From the Stage. Being that public speaking is consistently the only fear that ranks higher than death for most people, your audience will undoubtedly hang very closely on every word.


About Your Guest, Maurice DiMino:

Maurice DiMino is The Sicilian Mentor. Maurice is an award winning speaker, author and mentor. He created the Sicilian Mentor Speaking and Presentation Template. Executives, entrepreneurs and celebrities have used his template and they have turned their Number #1 fear into their number one asset. Across the business spectrum, Maurice’s clients have sold more products, converted more prospects into raving fans, and they have raised the awareness of causes and charities across America.

Maurice would be the first to tell you that he has been doing public speaking all his life. He has been in the sales field for over twenty years. His last sales experience was renting and selling postproduction equipment in Hollywood. He was called the “Million Dollar Man”, doing over a million dollars worth of business per month. He made deals with such clients as Oprah Winfrey, Dr. Phil, and “Big Brother”.

Already a successful public speaker, Maurice joined Toastmasters in 2004. Amazingly, that same year, Maurice was named the Number #1 speaker in Los Angeles.

Maurice has studied with some of the “greats” in public speaking: T. Harv Eker, Les Brown and Tony Robbins, and many others. He has taken his years of training and experience and combined it with his public speaking skills, and added a touch of his Sicilian upbringing to produce “The Sicilian Mentor System for Success”

Maurice as the Sicilian Mentor is speaking all over the country covering topics on Public Speaking and Presentation Skills, Leadership Skills, and Success Principles. His coaching and mentoring program incorporates “The Sicilian Secret to Success,” the foundational principles that help his clients to achieve results in an easy, effective and fun way.

Maurice looks forward to the time where he sees you on the platform or stage fulfilling your dreams!

To schedule an interview with MAURICE DIMINO, call: 630-848-0750.