The Art of Finishing
Anah is a mom of seven. As a single parent, she has managed to accomplish almost every goal she’s set. Inspired by her success, other women set out to accomplish their goals just to fall short. Some believe that if they could just work as hard as she does, they will fulfill their dreams, just to discover that that’s not enough. Some believe that they will out-think everyone else and use their intelligence to fulfill their dreams, just to discover that that’s not enough. Some believe they will use their charisma and their story to succeed, just to discover that these are not enough. Had anyone asked Anah, she would’ve told them that at different times all of these were needed. But all the time, what has gotten her to the finish line was her ability to persist.
The most underestimated key to success is finishing what you’ve started. That’s it. That’s all. Intelligence is good. A strong network is great. But what’s better than any tool one may have in her toolkit is the ability to persist. Join me in this talk as I share the techniques I developed to go from being a person who struggled to finish things to becoming someone known to complete extraordinary goals under the most difficult and impossible circumstances. These skills have helped me to increase my bottom line, purchase my dream home, complete my doctoral degree and so much more while also raising six children, being a survivor of domestic abuse, clawing my way out of low income housing and learning how to love myself in a world that had convinced me that I was invisible. These lessons are too good to keep to myself, let me share them with you. Join me at my keynote address on the Art of Finishing.
Learning Objectives that will help you leverage the life you have to create the life you want
To establish criteria for choosing the “right” goals
To introduce the idea of a “protect the mission” plan
To establish a criteria for when to finish versus when to finish well
To identify the need for healing after each finish
ALL KEYNOTES
Inconceivable
Naked
Your Hands Are in My Panties
Covet
Nothing’s Wasted
Story
Perseverance/Tenacity
PRE -PROGRAM SETUP
What is the best way to set up the room?
Please, if possible, make sure the stage or platform is as close to the audience as possible, 10 feet or less is great!
While Sagashus will move around the stage, she will require a lectern with a told that holds her water, book and notes and a hidden shelf for her purse.
If the AV requires the computer on stage, please make sure the lectern has space for it. Otherwise, please create a setup where the notes, book and technology can all be in the same space. The goal is for Sagashus to be able to move seamlessly between the technology and materials without having to separate them.
AV REQUIREMENTS
Sagashus requires the following A/V equipment be provided:
Wireless lavalier microphone
Computer
LCD projector with the capacity to play audio and video
Large screen or screens
Confidence monitor
Sagashus will bring her program on a Flash Drive in a PowerPoint format. But she will also have a backup in Google Sheets.
Is audio/video recording allowed? No audio or video recording of any kind is permitted during the presentation without Sagashus’s prior written permission.
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