
Singapore •
$5,001 - $10,000
About
Shirley has been a trusted member of the professional speaking and training community for many years. A long-time member of Asia Professional Speakers Singapore, she was their President in 2011-12. In July 2017, she served as the 21st President of the Global Speakers Federation 2017-18. Originally…
Rock Your Role In The Digital World
In our constantly changing world, most people feel pressed for time and pushed for results. So what will your future success depend on? How can you make a real difference in the digital workplace? This will be a fun, motivating session, and Shirley will get everyone involved and engaged right from the start. She will encourage everyone to use her unique heart-based formula and her 5 keys to success to start making a more positive difference today and every day. This energising session could completely transform the way you work, as well as the results and success you achieve. Participants will be encouraged to reflect on action needed, and steps needed to help them achieve their transformation. They will leave the session inspired to reinvent themselves and really rock their role.
Grow Yourself And Your Business By Connecting Your Dots
Have you ever wondered why some people manage to climb the ladder of business success so much easier than others? What were their turning points or critical moments in their lives that turned their destiny into something greater than they had ever hoped? Steve Jobs, who dropped out of school and went on to become the brains behind Apple, famously said we can’t connect the dots looking forward. We can only connect the dots looking back! In this interactive session, Shirley will take you on an inspirational journey as she connects the dots on her own pathway of professional and personal growth - and yes, she will bring her dots with her! Together you will analyse her collective turning points and discover the common elements that took her from secretary to trainer, to CEO, to global speaker.
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