Drawing on her 15 years of experience as a speaker, Julie has a unique ability to connect with audiences on a personal level. Her expertise spans from working with big brands to hands-on experience in the field, ensuring attendees gain practical and relatable knowledge that can be applied to their daily communication.
Dr. Shaw shares her story of grief, loss, and how she turned pain into purpose. Death and loss is guaranteed in our lives, so why do we avoid this conversation? Explore the profound impact of acknowledging grief, as we uncover the hidden potential for post traumatic growth and healing that lies within each of us. Get ready to embrace vulnerability, find solace in connection, and pave the way towards a renewed sense of purpose and resilience. Say hello to grief and find connection through community and powerful conversations.
We are all so uniquely different and there is beauty in that! Let’s have honest conversations about how intersectionality lies at the heart of effective leadership development and personal growth. Through thought-provoking discussions and practical insights, you’ll discover how embracing intersectionality can unlock new perspectives, nurture empathy, and create a more inclusive world. Get ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and learn how to leverage intersectionality to elevate your leadership and personal development to new heights.
You are the ONE that is able to unleash your potential and secure your (BHAG) big hairy audacious goal(s)! You do this one step at a time. One action, one decision, and one moment of courage can be the catalyst for extraordinary achievements. Cultivate the mindset of the power of one more and explore the power of being “the one” and discover how you can secure your BHAG by taking that first bold step towards your dreams.
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*Please note: Dr. Julie Shaw only accepts 10 invitations to speak in person each year.