Leah Coss

Do you feel disconnected from your donors, team, and students when communicating online? Is it taking longer to build a connection and establish trust with the people you interact with? You aren’t alone. Learn how a few simple changes in your online communication habits will promote incredible results from your team, students and clients. Reduce Zoom Fatigue for you and your team Build Trust Faster and more authentically with new donors or students Increase your Confidence and Feel More Connected when interacting with others online In this live, online workshop, learn advanced tools and tangible skills to build trust and connection online faster. This webinar is designed for those communicating online 1-1 or in groups.

What if you could program your brain like a computer? What if you could tell it things in a way that it listens, retains, and changes your behaviour and abilities? And what if you could learn the skills that will be the most valuable to the world in the future? Then you could focus on using your mind to train and develop them for a head start in your adult life. Sound like something from a movie? This seminar will talk about Growth Mindset and Future Skill Development. You will learn which skills will be of value to the world of business, economics and your community in the future. We will also teach you tangible strategies on how to program your brain deliberately for success and, in the process, develop a new relationship with yourself.

What if the way that you praise your employees, students, or children is actually holding 67% of them back from taking on new challenges? What if by simply using different language, you could encourage 92% of them to love working through difficult problems? In this talk, you will gain a greater understanding of how your limiting beliefs may be holding you, and those you lead, back from greater success and happiness. You will become equipped with proven, tangible skills that you can start implementing today that will have a massive impact on your employees, students, and children's’ feelings of self-worth and confidence in their own abilities.