Motivational Speaker Blog

Your attention is your brains boss; it guides your mind's focus. TedTalk Guest Speaker, Amishi Jha urges us to pay attention to our attention lapses.

On May 22, 2018, I am a motivational speaker for the NEACH Payments Management Conference.

American motivational speaker and best-selling author, Byron Katie created a framework called, The Work to help overcome limiting thoughts. The Work is a simple and powerful process of inquiry that teaches you to identify and question the beliefs that cause you suffering.

Katie asserts that many of our thoughts cause stress and suffering. Once we shine a light on them, we have more freedom and control.  Doing the work can decrease anxiety and depression, improve relationships and increase mental clarity and energy

On May 18, 2018, I am a motivational speaker for the 9th Annual Women's Work-Life Symposium at Florida State University- Panama City.

On May 9, 2018, I am a motivational speaker for the South Dakota Society of Human Resources Managers ( SHRM) Conference.

On May 4, 2018, I am a motivational speaker for the AASA- the School Superintendents Association. The convention held in Los Angelas, California will attract School Superintendents from across North America. 

150 years strong, the AASA is the premier association for school system leaders. As the chief education advocates for children, AASA advance the goals of public education. 

On May 2, 2018, I am a motivational speaker for the Municipal Clerks Association of NJ Conference.

Finding inspiration in recovery can sometimes be a challenging task, but can make a huge difference. When someone is inspired in recovery they find more joy and pleasure in daily activities leading to an overall better quality of life.

When someone makes the decision to get clean and sober they have chosen to take their life back from the powerful grip of abuse and addiction. They became sick and tired of living a life that they had little to no control over. The person in recovery decided that they wanted more out of life, something made them to take that step. Staying inspired in recovery is imperative and can make all the difference in the world. While this can be difficult at times, there are some easy tricks to help one stay motivated while in recovery. This is extremely beneficial, especially in early recovery.

When I was just starting out as a motivational speaker, I was nervous. On Stage, I would pace back and forth and stare blankly at the audience, searching for the next word to say. It was not a fun experience for me (or the audience).