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  • Addict to Lawyer: Overcome Anything

    Kyle Buss, Attorney, Buss Law, LLC

    Kyle Buss' life story is an example for how anyone can overcome anything despite the obstacles they are facing. Kyle has gone from a drug addict who was close to dropping out of school to graduating from a private law school and having his own law firm. He knows what it takes to overcome, and knows what it takes to succeed. He knows what it takes to motivate others around him. MORE >

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  • You Are Not Broken, You’re Emerging: A Transformational Path Back to Yourself

    Heather Lyons, Founder & Coach, Aletheia Life & Leadership Coaching

    Many of us spend years building the life we thought we were supposed to want, only to wake up one day and feel like strangers in it. In this energizing and deeply personal keynote, Heather draws on her own story of midlife reinvention and her work with coaching clients to make the case that uncertainty, disruption, and even identity crisis are not signs that something has gone wrong; they are signs that something is about to go right. MORE >

    Drawing on Narrative Identity Theory and the ancient Greek concept of Aletheia (“unconcealing truth”), Heather invites audiences to reconsider the stories they’ve been telling about themselves. She introduces the idea that our self-limiting beliefs are not facts, they are narratives. And narratives can be rewritten.

    Audiences leave this talk feeling seen, inspired, and equipped with a fresh understanding of what it means to live authentically — not as a destination, but as a practice.

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  • Stop Procrastinating

    Rochelle Melander, STM, PCC, Owner, Write Now! Coach

    Do you wonder if you can ever stop procrastinating and focus? The average person wastes 55 days a year procrastinating. What would you do with 55 extra days of time? Go on a vacation? Start a blog? Write a book? You can. You can stop procrastinating and focus because procrastination isn't a trait. It's not how you’re built. It's a habit you can break. MORE >

    Even though overcoming procrastination may sound like a herculean task, it’s not. If you’ve been able to establish any habit, like brushing your teeth or drinking a daily cup of tea, you can beat procrastination once and for all. Want to learn how?

    Come to Rochelle Melander’s class Stop Procrastinating and you'll learn:
    - The harmful myths about procrastination that keep you stuck
    - What type of procrastinator you are
    - Specific, actionable steps for overcoming procrastination

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