Who Motivates You?
Are you as blessed as I am? Do you have someone in your life who challenges you to become
Some people keep asking me why I want to work with directors and leaders of companies and teams.
A lot of people think it’s because I have a background in a specific industry, but actually, the real reason is that I love the power of words.
They are the crux of communication. No matter your field or industry, you have to use words.
I’ve heard it said that, “Your success in life will be determined largely by your ability to speak, your ability to write, and the quality of your ideas, in that order.” And words are what we speak and write. They are how we express our ideas.
It’s with words you direct or focus people’s attention.
Life is how you look at it. Or someone makes you look at it.
If you look for doom and gloom, you’ll find it. But, if you look for sunshine and gold, you’ll find that, too.
Basically, you can either give life or crush someone’s spirit with your words.
That’s powerful, don’t you think?
Lii is from Finland. She’s lived in Sweden, the U.S., Ecuador and India. Therefore, she’s good at navigating different cultural challenges that come up within today’s global professional environment. She challenges her clients to stop making excuses and start making progress through innovative classes that encourage her clients to find New Confidence in their daily English speaking situations.
Lii’s passionate about the power of words. So much so, that she has dedicated most of her life to its study.
One-on-one English classes are customized to meet the student’s individual goals.
Customized English training for groups of two or more students are designed to simulate business situations.
Corporate English training is to ensure clear communication across all levels of your company.
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