Once a year, the biggest event for professional speakers in Australasia occurs. 300 people gather for four days to immerse themselves in a mind-shifting and business-building learning experience. For more information and registration see
http://www.nationalspeakers.com.au/index.html
When: 16 Apr 2010 - 16-19 April - 3 days
Where: Surfer's Paradise Marriott Hotel
All this magic occurs in a light-hearted, unpretentious, supportive atmosphere with a lot of laughter. 
RELATIONSHIPS: This was a fun, safe, accepting, boundary-expanding experience which gave me new tools to connect with people. My relationship with my partner has deepened and I have more respect and acceptance of him exactly how he is.
Working with Sally was extremely rewarding. She is fun, energetic and so passionate and expressive. Sally set up a safe environment and allowed me to explore and experiment with my expression. I left each session with my muscles stretched and a little more confidence in my ability. I was shown new processes and structures which allowed me to craft keynote speeches along with powerful exercises that helped widen my expression (voice). I was not even aware that my voice could make some of the sounds that it did.
Before I started I was really unsure of how Sally could help, I was uncomfortable with how I sounded and knew that my voice was a bit dull. My speeches lacked that engagement I was trying to achieve. I thought voice coaching was for singers and actors only.
By the end of the sessions, I was more aware of what I could do and achieve, more confident and comfortable in trying new things and had a real appreciation of the power of my voice and what it could do with the support of a great coach.
The three biggest benefits I gained from working with Sally were the ability to be expressive and dynamic in front of an audience, the confidence to try new things and the knowledge of how to structure and craft a keynote or workshop.
Sally the most rewarding part which was a true bonus, is I now really enjoy reading my son stories out loud, he is engaged and hanging off each word, he even cried the other day when I was reading a very sad part of a story, because he thought I was genuinely sad.
I have been given a glimpse of what can be achieved, now I have the rest of my life to play and grow expressively.
Sally I would recommend you to people that are committed to growing their leadership voice. Thank you.
