Dominic Osborne, working with
Darren Jacklin
We work with serious and dedicated people who want to generate results.
If that’s not you, read no further.
If you’re a CEO, and you want to grow your business; your share value is sliding and you need urgent help; you are interested in acquisitions and mergers, but need steering; you’re looking to retire but are challenged with your succession planning… What is it worth to you, to resolve these issues?
If you’re VP of Sales, you want to grow your numbers, in order to impress your CEO and have your team thank you… what would this do for you, to have Darren work with you, and help you level up and scale up?
If you are an HR manager, do you run training events? Do you have issues with high staff turnover and costs associated with new recruitment? Do you have concerns of your staff becoming unionized in the future? How could Darren be a part of taking these concerns away?
Taking a Startup to $Billion value and listed on the NASDAQ, and almost everything else inbetween, there is little that Darren hasn’t experienced.
Where are the blindspots in your business?
Watch a Short 1 minute 35 second
Video Intro to Darren Jacklin
- What is Darren’s experience?
- What has he done over the last two decades?
- What are his successes?
- And how can he be of service to you?
To qualify for working with Darren, your business must be at least 3 years old,
with an annual turnover of at least $500,000 in your local currency.
What created and shaped this successful man?
About Darren Jacklin
Early Days
Darren Jacklin grew up in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada. At the formative age of one, his four-year-old sister died from complications due to open-heart surgery. This greatly impacted his family. From an early age, Darren had difficulty reading and writing and was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. This resulted in him being put on Ritalin. He then failed and repeated grade one. Darren was then enrolled in a special education class for the rest of his educational years.
Throughout public school, Darren had difficulty focusing on school and making friends. His parents were told that he would not amount to much in life.
At the age of seven, he started a business called “Rent a Kid”. His business included shovelling snow off sidewalks, mowing lawns and delivering the Regina Leader Post six days a week. His need for external approval and validation were his driving force.
In school, Darren felt awkward and invisible. In grade eleven, after his parents’ divorce, a high school teacher and guidance counsellor sat him down one afternoon. He was told that based on his academic achievement, he probably would not go very far in life, or amount to much. Not only did this further damage his self-confidence, but it also triggered a relentless drive to prove everyone wrong. For years following that conversation, Darren did whatever he could to be liked, loved, accepted, and understood. Following High School, he tried multiple suicide attempts, including driving his car at 140-km / 85-mph into a telephone pole. Darren was also a passenger in a car that went out of control on an icy hill and rolled over a forty-foot embankment. He was ejected through the windshield of the car. That day, Darren nearly lost his life. It then took him months to learn how to walk again.
In his early twenties, he received a settlement from this car accident. Combining this with his income from his “Rent a Kid” business and a few other business ventures throughout his adolescence, Darren unwittingly signed for loans and lines of credit with unscrupulous investors. Lawyers and collection agencies were now harassing him. His car was repossessed, bank accounts frozen, water and electricity disconnected, and he was evicted from his apartment. Within four months he was broke and homeless.
Hitting rock bottom, he was forced to collect welfare, living on the streets and sleeping in an apple orchard.
These early challenges set the scene for a remarkable transformation.
Inspired by a Vision
Following these challenges and setbacks, Darren decided to see a psychologist. This psychologist encouraged him to register for a Dale Carnegie Training Course. This program changed the course of his life. While in the program, he was invited to attend a Toastmasters International Meeting in Vernon, British Columbia, Canada. At first he struggled to speak in front of a room full of strangers. Toastmasters gave him the training required to present a fifteen-minute educational speech. At the end of that speech, Sue Urquhart, the general evaluator, acknowledged Darren for his remarkable speech. She stated that Toastmasters Club had an opportunity to mentor Darren in becoming a World Class Professional Speaker.
Sue Urquhart’s belief in Darren changed the trajectory of his life.
Today, meet Darren Jacklin
World-Class Professional Speaker, Corporate Trainer, Philanthropy Investor, Co-Founder of Solaris Resort & Estates Ultra Luxury Private Islands
For over 23 years, Darren Jacklin has travelled 4 continents and personally trained and developed over 1 million people in over 47 countries.
He has mentored entrepreneurs and business owners on specific and measurable strategies. These strategies have then been implemented into businesses to increase income, transform obstacles into cash flow and turn passion into profits.
Darren has an uncanny ability to increase wealth and success by uncovering hidden assets, overlooked opportunities and undervalued possibilities.
His talent has captured the attention of Tiger 21, Family Offices, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, NBC TV, CBS TV, CTV, CBC, Global TV, international radio stations, magazines and newspapers, movie producers, best-selling authors, CEO’s and business experts worldwide.
Darren is featured as an international celebrity in the 2015 movie The Treasure Map.
Darren Jacklin currently sits on paid international boards of directors and advisory boards of public and private companies and with this experience has successfully advised a small private American residential real estate company to grow to an internationally recognized publicly traded company on the NASDAQ. He has also personally trained 157 Fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft, AT&T, Black & Decker, Barclays Bank, as well as high school, college, and university students and lastly, professional athletes.
His experience has connected him with people in more than 130 countries.