“Be The Best You Can Become: is the subtitle of Anne’s third book SuperYou. In this experiential, participative presentation, you will be invited to explore what “be the best you can become” means to you. How will you fulfill the best you can become? How can you be authentic, empowered and truly your best self?
As the world is changing, the opportunities and possibilities have never been greater to wake up to, realise and create what is most valuable for you, from the inside out. It is possible to live an inspired life as an upward spiral of increasing inner wealth and well-being.
You will learn:
1. The power of heart-centred breathing to connect to your intuition, wisdom and personal strengths.
2. The power of appreciating the qualities in yourself and others to establish valuable relationships.
3. The power of extreme accountability to achieve what is most important for you.
You will take away from the presentation:
1. The 8 qualities that shape your experience, and capacity for achieving your aspirations.
2. The 5 keys to maintaining a positive focus when feeling challenged.
3. The 3 Ground Rules for a life well lived.
Since 2006, Anne Naylor has been creating and officiating personal wedding ceremonies for couples who come from all over the world, including many celebrities.
Author of 3 personal development books published by Thorsons HarperCollins: Superlife, The Seven Steps That Spell S.U.C.C.E.S.S., Superlove The Guide to Happiness in Personal Relationships, and SuperYou Be The Best You Can Become.
Anne has created and presented programmes for Inner Motivation, Personal and Career Development and Retirement. She offers Marriage Conversations for long term fulfilment and happiness, and Clear Results Consultations for success and well-being.
Anne’s clients include: Marks & Spencer, VISA International, British Telecom, Sheraton Luxury Hotels, Norwegian Institute of Journalists, The Children’s Society, Accenture, Barclays Bank, Canada Life Assurance, Save The Children Fund.
A contributor to HuffPost, Anne has over 100 personal development articles on her HuffPost archive.
Anne has been an Advisory Board Member on the National Association for Self-Esteem (US) and a Council Member on the International Council for Self-Esteem.