
Portland, Oregon, United States •
$1,501 - $5,000
About
I connect and inspire my audience through experience and journey of change
Not by design
Neither you or I choose our parents, where we were born, our skin colors or body shape. We did not choose to be raised poor or rich, healthy or sick. How can we be defined by something we did not do or even choose! In my opinion, we are the values we challenge, the religions we question, the opportunities we seek, the risks we take, the falls and stands. I am not what I was raised or designed to be. In my journey of struggle chasing my dreams, raising my children and adapting to continuous challenges, I realize that we need to be resilient, continuously redesign and learn and grow as we learn and discover more about ourselves and others. Life always offers us choices to change, to be rebellious, to be creative or to accept being victims.
Leadership Lessons from Horseback Riding
Leadership is a fusion of inherent talent and finely honed skills. In order for a leader to thrive, it is crucial to learn the right techniques, and master these skills through consistent and deliberate practice. In the past year, I embarked on horse riding lessons, affording me the chance to explore leadership through a unique lens. This workshop or presentation presents a leadership skill set, drawing parallels from the world of horseback riding. It teaches essential elements to successfully lead your team using the art of storytelling and practical experiences derived from both professional sectors and the realm of horsemanship.
Sail in The Wind- Measure What Matters
Sailing is an ancient skill perfected by humans. The whole sailing idea goes around pointing the angle of your direction, utilizing what you have and measuring what really matters. What if we apply these simple (still hard) rules in business, personal and professional life?. Wouldn't that help enjoying a journey to a chosen destination! Setting and tracking the right metrics for your life, career and business to reach your desired destination.
Your perspective matters!
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