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“We’ve had excellent
feedback from attendees, all of whom said that your wisdom combined
with humour was entertaining, with an underlying message that they all
should heed.” -– Sallyann Mandler, House Manager, The Auckland Club
“As an event manager who makes it
her business, I believe my ability to gauge audience appreciation at
these events is second to none. I can honestly say that you could have
heard a pin drop during your presentations.” -– Ros Warren, Events Manager,
Auckland Chamber of Commerce
“Your superb handling of the audience
ensured that all present came away far richer for the experience of
having heard you speak.” –- Wendy Voegelin, Public Relations Manager,
Carlton Hotel
“Your snippets of information are
wonderful. Your eloquence is so natural.” --Kay Hall, President, Salespeople
with a Purpose, Waitakere
“Your topic followed a very heavy
keynote address and the delegates were in the mood for something uplifting.
You achieved that for us.” -– John McClintock, Executive Director, Magazine
Publishers Association of New Zealand
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The former editor of three major national magazines - More, Next
and Grace -- she is now a freelance columnist, consultant, copywriter,
author (Angel Baby, Pearls, Lipstick in the Dust),
radio commentator and platform speaker. Lively, provocative and entertaining,
she specialises in keynote speeches that focus on the need for both passion
and balance in our lives, such as:
Your Eight
Great Stumbling Blocks-- Save yourself
from sabotaging the best bits of your life
As Lindsey researched her latest novel, she discovered an age-old Buddhist
list of life’s big challenges. For many hundreds of years, Tibetans
have told the legend of the Eight Great Fears. These universal inner
blocks are as familiar to busy Westerners as they are to the peasant
nomads of the high Himalayas. We all know only too well how messy our
jobs and lives can become when we get caught up in doubts and dodgy
thinking. Lindsey takes you through life’s eight, great stumbling blocks
with a blend of high energy and deep reflection. This big-hearted speech
gives audiences new insights on how we all undermine ourselves, and
what we can do about it.
Turning
Points that Tip Your Life
They crop up for you every day – but are you paying attention?
How many times has something happened to stop you in your
tracks – even if only for a second? How often have you ignored that
turning point in your life and carried on regardless? Events crop up
all the time that impact on the way we think. But if we want to grow,
we need to take notice of those signals and use them to measure if we’re
really getting the most out of the way we’re filling up our days. Lindsey
Dawson talks with humour and verve about the telling moments that led
to the writing of her latest book – and challenges audiences to be alert
for the turning points can push them into new directions of their own,
whether in business or in life.
The
Power of Writing it Down: How Making Lists can Move You Onward and Upwards.
Whether you are creating a 10-point plan for reviving the economy or
simply writing a personal wish-list, there's nothing like writing down
your intentions to make your plans come true. Enjoy Lindsey's amusing,
insightful take on mankind's lust for list-making, and make it a life
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