People don’t connect with who you THINK you are. They connect with the IMPACT you have on them. In a world filled with uncertainty, advancing technology, and constant change, use the power of connection and communication to:
At the heart of every sale, every interaction between a leader and a team member, every conversation with a customer… is a CONNECTION. How to make those connections effective, and leverage them for greater success is the thread woven into every one of Colette’s interactive, engaging presentations.
Her programs are so personalized, attendees often assume Colette is one of them. She has the outstanding ability to connect emotionally through captivating content, laugh-out-loud humor, and extensive customization.
With a master’s in human behavior and twenty years of experience helping individuals change behaviors that impact their success, Colette understands the psychology, mindset and skills required to thrive during times of uncertainty, ambiguity and stress. She excels at developing leaders’ social-emotional intelligence creating empathetic, inclusive environments where teams flourish.
If you are looking for an award-winning, funny motivational speaker that can also deliver solid content in a way that evokes change and produces results, then connect with Michelle Joyce, Director of Events, at 704-965-2339.
Given the volume of online team meetings required in today’s business landscape, attendees need and deserve programs that stand out and above the noise. They need to know that their speaker did their homework and truly understands them, their challenges and will provide immediate solutions. For this reason, event professionals and companies like Boeing, Procter & Gamble and Microsoft trust Colette with their audience.
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As the elevator doors closed, Michael’s mind raced with doubt. “You’re not ready for this presentation,” a voice whispered, echoing his deepest fears. Just minutes away from pitching his groundbreaking idea to the board, he felt the all-too-familiar grip of anxiety. Yet, in that moment, he recalled Susan Jeffers’ timeless book, Feel the Fear and Do…
Ever had a moment where you wished you could hit the rewind button? That’s regret for you—a universal teacher that, believe it or not, can be our greatest ally in the workplace. So, let’s explore how the lessons from our regrets can push us to step up, speak up, and show up for others, ultimately…
