Our ability to achieve, overcome and accomplish great things is determined by the neural pathways we have built up over a lifetime. This talk will reveal scientific methods that can transform perceptions and alter habits which may be inhibiting our performance. You will learn how to “rewire” your brain and become unstoppable in reaching their goals. We will discuss how our daily routines and intentional thinking can empower them to reach your fullest potential. We will Unlock Potential in the Following Ways:
- The 4 Components to Keeping our Focus on Our Vision and Goals
- Dispelling the Fear of Stepping Out
- Keys to Changing Your Physiology to Develop a Winning Attitude
- The Process of Re-Training Your Brain
- Tapping into the Power of Your Subconscious
- Creating Patterns for Consistent Growth
- Learning Self Awareness to Control Our Thought Life for Success
The delivery will include stories from personal experience as well as the accomplishments others have achieved. You will be inspired, motivated and compelled to take action that will alter your perception and potentially change your future and open the door to success! What others are saying:
“Michelle is a passionate and motivating speaker. She spoke at a training of 45 of our leaders. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Michelle was specifically mentioned as the best part of the training program. Michelle is committed to people. The reason her words of encouragement are so effective is because she practices them in her own life. She raises the productivity of those she is around. Everyone in the audience was engaged through her style of speaking. You can feel the room energize as she speaks and offers words of encouragement. Michelle is honest and trustworthy. There is no worrying about having to have a backup plan. As an event organizer, I was able to concentrate on getting other things done. I would recommend her as a speaker for any organization. Her speaking skills, her experience, and her passion for people, make her someone very extraordinary.” – Thomas Lynema – Programmer / Analyst at Western Michigan University
