Cultivating Audacity - How to Dismantle Doubt and Take Bold Risks
What if you recalibrated your relationship with the word "no"? If it meant "not yet" and "next". If a rejection triggers the opportunity for you to make an audacious move. What's audacity? The willingness to take bold, sometimes surprising, risks. If you are willing to let go of everything that you think "should" happen and instead build life around what “could” happen, your world unfolds with a freedom free from the shadow of NO. I help audiences begin building an audacious mindset by uncovering the reason beneath their excuses. What is the story your audacious dream has been hiding behind? When you make friends with fear and pinpoint your reason why you haven't done "the thing" yet, your perception of what is possible will never again be the same.
Learning Objectives:
1. Discover the four most common barriers preventing bold moves in your personal and professional life.
2. Learn how to utilize The Urgency Fallacy so the work that is important to you doesn’t get lost in putting out daily fires.
3. Separate yourself from your Inner Critic so that you can acknowledge the warning without dousing your spark for growth.
4. Master the re-evaluation loop to keep you moving forward making impact and purpose driving forces in everything you do.
Anne Marie Anderson
Anne Marie Anderson is a three-time Emmy Award winning broadcaster, keynote speaker and author. Having spent more than three decades in sports television, Anderson has covered many of sport's biggest events including six Olympic Games, golf's majors, NBA and Major League Baseball playoffs, heavyweight title fights and the Super Bowl. She has been recognized nationally for her journalism and leadership in the advancement of sport. Anne Marie’s book, Cultivating Audacity - How to Dismantle Doubt and Take Bold Risks, challenges readers to recalibrate their relationship with fear and explore life free of the barriers that stand between you and the life you want to lead. As a speaker, Anderson is known for delivering keynotes that are alternately funny and touching, often drawing upon her role as a parent to connect with the audience through the power of storytelling.