PERFECT FOR:   kicking off or closing a conference with a message that will reach out and touch attendees. Ideal for audiences facing limiting fears that are affecting their personal or professional lives. Enter this keynote with an open mind, and you will leave with a different perception of fear.

DURATION: 30 to 60 minutes

DESCRIPTION:
We're all afraid of something. In this insightful keynote presentation, Marion Grobb Finkelstein uses thought-provoking and heartwarming stories to explain how to face, embrace and use your fears to move forward. Based on her "Facing the Chicken Within" chapter co-authored with sister and fellow professional speaker, Joan Grobb Augustino www.coreperformancegroup.com , Marion shares strategies to define and deal with fear. With this keynote speech, Marion stretches you to imagine what you could do if fear didn't hold you back.

"Thank you so much ... for your keynote presentation, 'Facing the Chicken Within'... You certainly connected with the audience in a big way. It is a measure of your success that some people, previously strangers, remained networking and bonding with each other until almost two hours after the event was over ... We look forward to working with you again."
Founder and President, Group Works Leadership Institute (Ottawa, ON)

What you'll learn:

• why your fear is a gift
• what your fears tell about you
• how to befriend your "chicken within"
• what fear triggers are (what's yours?)
• how to use fear as a tool

We are all unique and what scares one person, excites and energizes another. Marion will invite you to explore what triggers your fear and help you develop strategies to push forward.

"Great speaker", "Relevant to life outside work", "Good energy", "Very empowering"
Participants at Performance Management Consultants "Forum on Administrative Excellence" 

This motivating keynote presentation will have your conference delegates laughing, learning, and thinking about fear very differently.

EXCERPT FROM "FACING THE CHICKEN WITHIN" CHAPTER (co-authored by Marion Grobb Finkelstein and Joan Grobb Augustino): "Fear is a reality of life. You won't ever get rid of it, not completely -- and that could be good news!"

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