A Virtual Energiser on Mindset with Olympic Gold Medallist Lauren Burns
With the Tokyo Olympics and COVID Lockdowns currently very present, Lauren Burns has been working with organisations providing positive and energetic input for virtual meetings and events. Lauren delivers an inspiring and energising 30 or 40 minute chat around mindset.
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With the Tokyo Olympics and COVID Lockdowns currently very present, Lauren Burns has been working with organisations providing positive and energetic input for virtual meetings and events. Lauren delivers an inspiring and energising 30 or 40 minute chat around mindset.
As it’s a very difficult time for many Australians with lockdowns and uncertainty, working and schooling remotely and being distanced from loved ones, family and friends Lauren is delivering practical, impactful lifestyle and mindset strategies to help employees during this tough time.
Lauren is a passionate, engaging and down to earth presenter. Her energy and optimism is contagious and will leave your audience inspired and motivated. Lauren is a true story teller, with the gift of transforming her stories into practical strategies for her audience to implement immediately.
For decades, Lauren has been conducting keynotes and workshops tailored specifically to her audience. Lauren created sporting history by winning the first Olympic Gold Medal for Taekwondo when the sport made its debut at the Sydney 2000 Olympics and she was one of only 3 Australian women to win an individual Gold medal alongside Cathy Freeman and Susie O’Neill.
Lauren’s autobiography, ‘Fighting Spirit’, was listed in the Sydney Morning Herald as a number one best selling sports book.
Lauren was inducted in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2017.
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