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The Gift of Choice: empowerment at work |
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What does it take to transform ourselves? |
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Personality, Pathology & Weird behaviour at Work |
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Developing the Young talent of India |
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Losing & finding your ethical compass |
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Snoring at the Helm: the patterns failures of leadership |
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Coaching 100 CEO’s: Their challenges & opportunities |
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Learning to love and be loved |
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What is psychoanalysis & what does it teach us about human behaviour? |
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How to build a high performance Team |
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How the cosmopolitan Indian succeeds abroad |
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Dealing with rogue employees |
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Why Companies need women on the Board |
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Why avoiding conflict derails Indian businesses and how to stop it |
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The strengths of Indian leadership and the lessons from overseas |
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The extraordinary leaders of our time: What they do and what they don’t do |
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Emotional Intelligence at work: why it matters & how ignoring it matters even more |
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The moral maze, facing the ethical dynamics of leadership |
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Family Love & Family Fights in the Family Business: What can we learn from the best? |
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Developing Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace |
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Why joint ventures succeed or fail |
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Positive Power & Influence: the eight ways to truly make things happen |
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Making corporate change work |
| Julia provides motivational speeches, for corporate events and educational institutions with a delicious touch of humour. Depending on the nature of the event, I can use film clips (Bollywood & Western films), PowerPoint, or just simply speak. Also, these can have a high or low level of audience participation. Very often, the client will give Julia a brief and I then design something around that diagnosis. Generally, I am asked to inspire, but occasionally the speech brief is stir up the audience to face the difficult tasks ahead, with rigour and determination. |
