Meet Tim Gillette Rock-n-Roll Motorcycle Coach

ATLANTA - March 29, 2013 - PRLog -- Tim Gillette is the Creator of the “Rock ‘n’ Roll Keys to Business Success – Using Music, Motorcycles and Mentorship to Create Successful Business Owners.”  Tim is - to say the least - a bit unorthodox in his coaching methods.  "I do what I love," he explains, "and this translates to teaching and coaching success because my clients get that."  Tim will be sharing his unique ways of approaching success in your business with Michael and his listeners on Logical Soul Talk, April 2, 2013 at 6 pm ET. (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/logicalsoul/2013/04/02/tim-gillette-the-motorcycling-coach)  You can listen online, (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/logicalsoul/2013/04/02/tim-gillette-the-motorcycling-coach) or call the show hotline at (347) 843-4544 and press "1" to join the conversation.

Tim’s background has been in creating and recreating small to medium businesses including spending close to 20 years in the car wash and auto body industry.

During this interview, Tim will share lessons he learned based on his love for Rock ‘n’ Roll music, travels and from riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle 30,000+ miles a year, his work with coaching clients, and speaking gigs.  He shares his passion for mentoring and leadership training using examples from his own business and travel experiences.

Tim is also partner in X2 Investments LLC, a Dallas-area real estate investment company which he co-founded in 2009.

Tim combines his Love for Rock ‘n’ Roll, his enjoyment of riding motorcycles and is now a professional speaker, author, and radio show host, promoting his Rock ‘n’ Roll keys to business success. Tim teaches entrepreneurs how to go from where they are to living their RockStar dreams at his 3-day Rock ‘n’ Roll Business Success Summits every April and October in Dallas, TX, and every June in Phoenix, AZ.

Tim speaks to corporations about thinking like a Rock ‘n’ Roll entrepreneur.  He also shares his unconventional wisdom about how to stand out in the world as a rock ‘n’ roll leader at colleges, seminars, and association meetings.