Mel Robbins, the internationally best-selling author of "The 5 Second Rule," is renowned for her online courses on confidence, courage, and mindset, attracting over half a million students globally. Her productivity planner, "The 5 Second Journal," succeeded instantly, selling out its first print run worldwide within minutes.
As a social media influencer, Mel inspires over 60 million people monthly, and her TEDx Talk ranks as one of the most-viewed ever, with over 25 million views. Recognized as one of the world's top motivational coaches, Mel's diverse career also includes her role as CEO of a media and digital learning company servicing Fortune 500 brands. Additionally, she hosts "The Mel Robbins Show," averaging over 615,000 viewers weekly. Mel's expertise in behavior change has led her to collaborate with major corporations like Starbucks, JP Morgan Chase, and Microsoft, positioning her as an ideal catalyst for organizational transformation in any business.
Have you ever got up in the morning, felt fantastic, and then had the entire day go your way? How About the opposite? Sometimes The behaviour of confidence is just what you need. This session explores unleashing the power within oneself to ignite confidence for success. Attendees will learn practical strategies and techniques to tap into their inner potential and overcome self-doubt. By understanding the importance of confidence in achieving success, participants will gain the tools to enhance their self-belief and take bold actions towards their goals. This empowering session will inspire and motivate attendees to unlock their potential and achieve tremendous success in their lives.
The most pressing question leaders everywhere struggle with is this: How do I motivate and inspire my team to be their best? — Learn A simple habit and how to use it to change your mindset and approach to inspiring yourself and others. — Understand the new science of leadership and how to show up as a High 5 Leader. — The surprising secret to job satisfaction and motivation. — Why the first 2 minutes and 37 seconds of your day determines what kind of leader you will be.
