Romanus wolter biography definition

          Romanus takes his years of experience working with literally hundreds of individuals and companies and boils it down to the essentials.

        1. Romanus takes his years of experience working with literally hundreds of individuals and companies and boils it down to the essentials.
        2. In Kick Start Your Success, author Romanus Wolter introduces readers to a simple, four-step process for achieving important goals in their life and work.
        3. Marketing Director for the first Video On Demand system in the United States - defined customer requirements, created collateral, conducted press briefings.
        4. Speaker and consultant Romanus Wolter, aka "The Kick StartGuy," is author of Kick Start Your Dream Business.
        5. Table of contents for Kick start your success: four powerful steps to get what you want out of your life, career, and business / Romanus Wolter.

          6. Marketing Director for the first Video On Demand system in the United States - defined customer requirements, created collateral, conducted press briefings..

          Romanus Wolter Brought His Heart To San Francisco
          by Don Schwartz



          Romanus Wolter and pooch Pijo on a side street in San Francisco.

          photo: Mark Altenberg

          When he was five years old Romanus Wolter told his mother he had three goals in life: Make a movie, write a book, and own an inn. Those three goals have been realized.

          According to Romanus Wolter '82, “It was already a tradition during his time for juniors to cover Senior Island in toilet paper during 'Senior Skip Day.

          He owns an inn in San Francisco, called 57 Saturn; he’s written two books, “Kick Start Your Dream Business” and “Kick Start Your Success”; and he’s made his first movie—the just-completed “Doggie Boogie."

          Shot in the San Francisco Bay Area, "Doggie Boogie" is a whimsical, family friendly combination of “Best in Show”, “Flashdance”, and “101 Dalmatians.” More significantly, the film reflects Wolter’s message to the world: You Can Realize Your Dreams.

          His message is thoroughly supported by the simple fact that he walks his talk, he realized his dreams.

          Wolter’s path to self-realization was as much of an outer journey as an inner odyssey. Born in Indi