This experiential presentation is GREAT for organizations looking to help their leaders and teams to level up.

Focused on conquering our own “inner resistance” such as our limiting thoughts, beliefs, and inner-voices, this talk will help your staff and leaders improve by learning how to effectively lead themselves.

This talk shows organizations how to create bold, risk-forward leaders who are not afraid to champion their own needs for:

• Non-work-related reflection around what fears / obstacles they bring to their work

• Knowing what holds them back personally so they can understand how it affects them professionally

• Identifying their personal, internal villains and learn how to manage and overcome the resistance they find within themselves as a result

Then I will amplify and broaden how overcoming all of this can positively impact their leadership ability within their team.

“The real key is for leaders to understand that getting their relationships right is the key to getting all of life right – and that begins with the relationship they have with themselves.”

After hearing me speak, your event participants will be able to:

• Identify their inner resistance, understand where it comes from, and know what to do with it, so it no longer holds them back

• Develop strategies to effectively manage all the relationships in their lives (including the one they have with themselves)

• Trust themselves and their team to take risks together and utilize their failures and challenges as a launching pad for growth

• Move forward with increased creativity and confidence in themselves and the Organization

This talk gets under the four key tasks of successfully navigating difficult people at home and at work. Perfect for general audiences, family groups, those interested in bettering their relationships, and work teams.

After hearing this presentation audiences have commented:

“I learned to work smarter, not harder with that coworker who I use to dread seeing at work.”

“I FINALLY understand what to do with that person who use to take over my thoughts and keep me awake at night.”

“I now understand how to handle my shitty coworker.”

“I feel relief, like a huge exhale now, when thinking about seeing that certain relative at Christmas. I’m no longer worried about being in the same room with them.”

“I have stopped feeling guilty about not having a closer relationship with my mom. Cindy’s talk helped me see that the BEST way to relate to her is to have relational circle boundaries.”

“I no longer hate managing this person on my team.”

“Wow, I can get along with my ex-wife now. What a miracle.”

“After hearing Cindy speak, I am able to enjoy my new wife’s adult kids without feeling like I have to control or avoid them. I also don’t feel jealous of them anymore, so my wife and I are enjoying each other even more.”

This inspiring presentation takes audiences through specific, non-obvious ways to turn life and work into something worth having.

Audience members can expect to learn concrete ways to pivot themselves from living a mundane life simply because they HAVE to (that’s what’s expected of them), and move instead towards working as the creator of their own life-worth-living where they GET to show up for the things that matter to THEM.

Using personal stories, evidence-based clinical skills, and a sequential process for transforming your life into true success, Cindy is your seasoned guide on the path to purpose and fulfillment.

This presentation is great for individuals who have faced difficult challenges, people starting over, grief groups, faith-communities, and leaders who have lost their vision.

This presentation is for those who are hopeful that what they have lost and gone through will not be the end of them. Great for general audiences and those wanting to take their next steps after a challenge.

This presentation shows how moving through our losses (though painful) actually causes us to grow and thrive.

Through the framework of post-traumatic growth, Cindy shares how trauma, tragedy ,and challenges are actually the EXACT teachers we need to help us build the lives we have always wanted.

Although none of us would choose tragedy or loss as a teacher, Cindy teaches audiences how to face the dark night of their soul and to emerge transformed and ready to help others do the same.

By coming face to face with the worst parts of our lives, accepting (not avoiding) our brutal reality, and then learning how to extract the valuable lessons, audience members can learn how to leverage the powerful forces of pain and adversity with grit, resilience, and determination.

As a result, Cindy’s audiences are able to uncover their life’s purpose, deep meaning, and higher callings—becoming who they have always wanted to be.