Being the Author of Your Life

Events

When

Tue 06 Apr 2010
Closed

Where

Closed, however, individual sessions are still available to be purchased.

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What

Imagine getting to the end of your life and being able to say;

'I have created what really mattered to me. I have achieved all the things that were important to me. I can see what was not so important and why I didn't pursue it. I have no regrets: I am well pleased with how I have treasured the gift of life I was given.'

Many people go through their lives unaware of how much what happens throughout their life, they have the power to influence. The story of their life will reflect on who they became and what they achieved due to the choices they made and actions they took.

In my career I have seen people give up just when they were about to be successful. I have seen people blame others for thwarting them not realising they had the answers themselves. I have seen people come alive as they realise what is truly important to them and change course with great results. I have coached and mentored injured workers, professionals and leaders through the dark spots to get to the other side and realise their achievements. Many of these people achieved things they doubted were possible by using the principles and insights I am sharing with you throughout this program.

If you have things that really matter to you and you want to equip yourself to have the best chance of achieving them, this program will enable you to write the script that will give you that delicious sense of a life well lived.

Each week we will explore an aspect of what you need to know and how to do it to create what really matters to you. You will have something to work on in between each teleconference. By the final session you will have the tools and resources required to become the author of your own life and create what really matters to you.

1. Becoming Your Own Author - The Power To Create Your Own Life

Tuesday 6th April 11.00am EST

Having the mental models, mindsets and perspectives that support you writing your own story are essential. We will examine the framework required to be successful in your quest.

2. What Matters Enough - Establishing The Power of Attraction

Tuesday 13th April 11.00am EST

Getting clear on what matters enough that you will do what is required of you is what generates the power of attraction. You will learn what you can do to get clear and how to activate the leveraging effect of attraction and keep it working for you.

3. The Process of Creating - What Makes the Difference

Tuesday 20th April 11.00am EST

There are important distinctions in the process of creating that are subtle and can be deceptive. You will learn about the power of being outcome focused and developing an appetite for facing reality and discerning the truth, where you activity is best leveraged.

4. Saboteurs - How to Attend to Them

Tuesday 27th April 11.00am EST

There are ranges of protective devices in the psyche and in our socialisation that can support or thwart us in the process of creating what we want. They can be quite elusive and illusive. You will learn about common saboteurs, how to recognise them and defuse or use them to assist you in moving forward.

5. Support Systems for Sustainability & Resilience

Tuesday 4th May 11.00am EST

Much of creating is up to you, ensuring you have constructive support systems around you will make it easier. How to deal with ones that are not is even more important. You will learn about realistic support systems and what will enhance your resilience.

6. The Journey of Creating - The Essential Disciplines

Tuesday 11th April 11.00am EST

Creating what you want is like a journey; much of its value is in the journey not simply the destination. You will learn about focus, choosing actions, action learning, chunking, and 'seeing' progress.

Benefits
This teleconference format delivers many benefits for busy rural and regional women (men are also welcome!):

Access to very high calibre presenters that rural communities would not readily have access to
No travel and fuel costs
No accommodation costs
No baby sitting/child care costs
No time away from family or farm for 2-3 days
1 enjoyable hour per morning every week (after kids are at school and before lunch)
All you need is a landline phone to participate (although prior to participation web access is necessary to register).

Who

Sarah Cornally is one of Australia's most sought after strategic leadership advisors. She is also a mentor, facilitator, speaker, trainer and executive coach with a finely honed ability for spotting maximum leverage points in businesses, people and organisations.

Over the past 20 years Sarah has worked at executive and board levels in many multinational organisations, government departments and small businesses in the areas of:

Strategic leadership advice and mentoring
Organisational change and issue resolution
Effective group dynamics
Executive coaching.

She has been providing executive coaching services for over 20 years on both personal leadership effectiveness and business influence strategies to Board Directors, CEOs, MD, senior executives and high potential talent. Sarah is also a facilitator of the Mastering the Boardroom course for AICD.

Sarah has extensive experience across all areas of industry, commerce and government. Her client list includes Coca Cola Amatil, the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Ernst & Young, Macquarie Bank, Network 10, Pearson Education, Phillips Fox Lawyers, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Vodafone, to name a few.

How the Seminar Works

Prior to the teleconference
1. Register below.
2. Make payment for complete series or single session.
3. Material relevant to the teleconference will be made available prior to the session.
4. Dial in directions will be provided to each participant on the Monday before the teleconference.
5. All questions can be registered during the teleconference and you will go in a queue. This does not disrupt listening but simply registers your number in a queue. 15 minutes is allocated at the end of the presentation for Q&A. Those that registered during the presentation will be brought into the conference call in order to ask their question. The process will be explained to you at the beginning of the conference call by the facilitator.

During the teleconference
1. Each participant will use their dial in details to connect to teleconference at 11am EST/EDST on the given date*.
2. Each teleconference will last 1 hour including question time at the end.

After the teleconference
1. Where applicable other resources will be available to participants on the FAAW website.
2. The teleconference will be recorded for future download for a limited period. This is available only to those who registered for the session. It is available for review or for those unable to attend the teleconference live. These downloads are for your use only and not to be transferred, copied or sent to any other person.
3. At the end of the series you may be asked to participate in an online survey (Survey Bob). We encourage you to participate in this as it helps us to deliver quality events.

*The teleconferences will be held on Tuesday mornings from 11.00am - 12o'clock
(Eastern Daylight Saving Time - 11.00am NSW, ACT, VIC, TAS; 10.00am QLD; 9.30am NT; 10.30am SA; 8.00amWA)

(Eastern Standard Time in NSW, ACT, VIC, TAS; 11.00am QLD; 10.30am NT; 10.30am SA; 9.00am WA).