Have you ever been plagued with the voice “Who do you think you are?” when you have dreamed of playing a bigger game or when you have been presented with big opportunities? There is a scientific reason why your inner critic prevents you from taking bigger risks and believing in your highest potential.

In this interactive workshop, you will understand:

• The origins of blind spots, critical voices and self-doubt that hold you back from greatness.
• How the evidence-based Internal Family Systems Self-leadership framework can permanently eliminate self-imposed obstacles so you can pursue bolder goals and realize your full potential.
• How to achieve greater levels of executive presence, self-awareness and emotional/social intelligence.

Workshop Facilitator:
Emily W. Liu ’84 is the Founder of Soar to Greatness Now, LLC. Emily is a Self-Leadership Expert, Mentor, Trainer, a Transformational Executive Coach and the author of “How to Permanently Erase Negative Self-Talk: So You Can Be Extraordinary” (book is under former name of “Emily Filloramo”).

Emily helps high achievers become unstoppable! How? Through mastering Self-leadership via the proven framework of accelerated self-awareness and transformation called Internal Family Systems. Self-leadership eliminates internal obstacles so you can summit the Self-Actualization Mountain with greater levels of executive presence, confidence, self-awareness, courage, collaboration, creativity, productivity and success.

Date & Time:
Thursday, November 9, 2017 (6:30-9:30pm)
6:30-7:00pm Networking
7:00-9:30pm Interactive Workshop

Investment:
$30 (includes supper)

Logistics:
Limited to 30 attendees.
Light supper will be served.
Registration deadline is November 8. (Security needs the list of attendees prior to arrival.)
Please arrive on time. We will start at 7pm. The workshop will involve participants sharing in dyads and triads. Late arrivals can disrupt the flow. Thank you for understanding.

Who is this program suited for?
Mid-career professionals (Age 28+) who desire to unlock their full potential professionally and personally.

Questions? Contact:
Emily W. Liu ’84
EmilyLiu444@gmail.com
Cell: 1.860.205.7609 (call or text)