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Author Renee Funk

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No fluff, just the good stuff from 20 years of business & leadership lessons.

Silently Starving
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Silently Starving

What have you been quietly hungry for that you haven't yet given yourself permission to say out loud?

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The Becoming Quadrant
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The Becoming Quadrant

Ever feel uncomfortable during a season of change? Don't worry, you aren't alone.

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Prescription Before Diagnosis is malpractice.
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Prescription Before Diagnosis is malpractice.

How often do you give quick guidance before asking the questions to truly understand what your customer is aiming to achieve?

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Being Better than Your Fee Starts Here
Before the Mic Turns On Everything Already Matters

Being Better than Your Fee Starts Here

The lunch & learn in Tampa, FL | 25 salespeople, one long table, and the question every event organizer should ask before booking their next speaker.

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What Do You Want to Be Known For?
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What Do You Want to Be Known For?

Two moments, almost a decade apart, that changed how I think about identity, cascading impact, and giving yourself permission to evolve.

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The Green Bench
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The Green Bench

A legacy started with one idea on a bench in Griffith Park. What bench can you sit on long enough to hear your next chapter calling?

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Shorts, Flip-Flops & a Pizza Box
Before the Mic Turns On Everything Already Matters

Shorts, Flip-Flops & a Pizza Box

What Event Organizers Should Know About the Difference Between Someone Who Speaks and a Professional Speaker

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The TRUE GLUE: Behind the Curtain
Before the Mic Turns On Everything Already Matters

The TRUE GLUE: Behind the Curtain

There is a moment most of the audience does not see. How does a speaker engage with and treat the AV Team.

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