Texas, United States •
$1,501 - $5,000
About
Charlotte DeLon provides organizational Transformation that's inclusive and helps the bottom line.
What's your superpower? Your brand?
Charlotte takes you on a journey of identifying your genius to hone in on your superpowers as an individual or an organization. Through this process, you will discover your kryptonite that is the blocker from you stepping into your genius. The goal is to move from negative labels to empowering labels. Labels that will help you win and shift your life and your organization. If you were asked to create a list of 100 things that's not so great, one could probably do in minutes. Now let's flip that to 100 things that is great about you. Can seem daunting. We are a reflection of our thought-life turned inside out. Charlotte believes change your mindset and the body will follow.
Women are awesome!
Charlotte takes women on a journey of understanding the value, power, and impact. A quote from Maya Angelou that Charlotte's references and live by "Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it's possible, without claiming it, she stands up for all women." How do you set yourself up for the win? What are you saying to yourself that prevents you from competing? Are you putting your hat in the race? Let them tell you no, not you. Stop asking for permission. Charlotte provides tools and strategies to help women find their voice and debunk the narrative that stop women in their tracks.
Corporate Bullying and Its Impact!
Corporate Bullying is at an all-time high. Charlotte takes you on a journey of some of her experiences in dealing with corporate bullies. She helps to educate on the benefits on creating psychologically safe work environments, how to detect if the environment is not safe as well as explore the impacts Corporate Bullies have on productivity and corporate finances. Along with helping corporations identify and put systems in place to address corporate bullies, Charlotte also teaches individuals how to advocate for themselves. In her words, find your voice and learn to speak up for yourself.
Your perspective matters!
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