Many women professionals today struggle with speaking up and being heard in their workplaces--leaving them feeling stuck, frustrated and burned out in their jobs and careers. It is all too common for women to have received messages throughout their lives from their families, educational institutions, workplaces and society that have told them that their voice is not as important as the voices of men and boys. They've been taught to be “good girls” -- to behave, to not question things, to not ruffle anyone’s feathers, and maybe even to stay silent. This has left many women questioning whether they are even worthy of having a voice. As professional women today, this cultural messaging has had long-term effects on how women feel about their voice and how they show up (or don’t show up) as leaders in their workplace.

In this keynote talk, Tabby will:

• Unpack the reasons why so many women have self-doubt around their voice

• Reframe the narrative around the value of women's voices

• Reveal 3 empowering secrets to support women to build trust and confidence in their voice so they can become the empowered leaders they are meant to be

Writing a great talk is only half of the job of making the impact you desire from the stage. You need to deliver your talk in a way that engages the audience, lights you up, and magnetizes the audience toward you. But how do you do this?

In this signature talk, Tabby will:

• Uncover the mistakes many speakers make on stage that have their talk falling flat

• Share tools and practices to support participants in building confidence as a public speaker (including overcoming imposter syndrome)

• Reveal her secrets to becoming a magnetic public speaker

We need more empowered women leading in our world. But power is a mixed bag for many women since it has been used against us. Furthermore, many of us were shamed when we were little for our power. Because of this, many of us have lost touch with our own power. This is not only frustrating, it is detrimental to our health, and to our ability to affect our environment and the world we all share.

In this keynote talk, Tabby will:

• Explore with participants their personal relationship with power

• Redefine power and the narrative around it

• Share tools and practices with participants to embrace their power and lead with their authentic voice, values and vision

Legacy is not often talked about in relation to women. For so long, it was the domain of men. Military leaders, war heroes, male presidents, scientists, athletes, authors, directors, and more. Today, this is thankfully changing. We are now in the era of Feminine Legacy. But what is feminine legacy exactly? And how can we ensure we are living it?

In this signature talk, Tabby will:

• Unpack feminine legacy (including what it is + why it’s so important)

• Explore with participants their personal feminine legacy

• Share tools and practices to break through any limiting beliefs or blocks so participants can step into their next professional chapter (that feels more satisfying, meaningful, and impactful!)

The TEDx stage is a powerful platform to share your ideas, have your voice heard, establish your thought leadership, and expand your influence and social impact. But where do you start? How does someone become a TEDx speaker?

In this signature talk, Tabby will:

• Unpack the process of what it takes to become a TEDx speaker

• Explore with participants their “idea worth spreading” and their “Big Why”

• Provide a pathway for participants to pursue their dream of speaking on the TEDx stage

For many people, writing a book is a lifelong dream. Whether you want to write a memoir capturing the stories and obstacles you have overcome that have defined your life, a self-help book, or a professional development book sharing your wisdom, insights and lessons-learned, writing a book is an ancient form of knowledge transfer that helps both you and those who read it.

In this signature talk, Tabby will:

• Unpack the process of what it takes to write a book

• Explore with participants their book idea and their “Big Why”

• Provide participants with writing tools and a place to start (to finally get moving on it!)