Speak Out! Using Your Voice for Change

Presented by: Gail Larsen
   
Oct 03 - 4, 2006

Request a Reservation for This Program

Do you want to enhance your capacity to speak out and be heard? Would you like to become a more effective catalyst for your purpose or cause? The ability to move others has little to do with your facts and information. It comes from eliminating fear and distrust of expressing your deepest values. In this lively experiential program, give voice to what has fire and meaning for you and explore speaking from your home zone™, your place of personal power and authenticity. Recognize the power of story as you learn to make an emotional connection with others so they hear what you’re saying.

This professional development training is designed to support you to:

    * Overcome fear of expressing your deepest values as you gain confidence and skill in speaking and speaking out

    * Discover your home zone™ and understand the 3 speaking skills that will transform your communications
    * Learn to connect with those who think differently by building bridges, not walls
    * Expand your results by identifying those who can hear what you have to say

Enrollment is limited to 16 to allow you the opportunity to speak out!
 

Gail Larsen is the founder of Real Speaking, the premier presentations coaching program for people of purpose & catalysts of change. She is a recipient of a U.S. Small Business Administration Small Business Person of the Year award and later served as executive vice president of the worldwide National Speakers Association. Learn more at www.realspeaking.net.
“Perfect for anyone who cares deeply about their mission and wants to express it with depth, clarity and passion.”  - Nina Utne, Utne Reader
“Powerful guidance in using your voice for change.” - Marc Lesser, ZBA Associates
 

“Remarkably powerful – transformative and practical.” – Nina Simons, Bioneers

This program will be held in Vancouver.  Contact Hollyhock registration for location and directions.

Tues, Oct 3rd: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Wed, Oct 4th: 9:30am-4:30pm
 
Tuition:  $195 Cnd (approx $175 USD)