Breah Livolsi Parker

"What's Right With Me?" Interactive Talk and Workshop March 6 Asheville NC

Hi, I’m Breah Livolsi Parker. I wear a lot of hats – graphic facilitator, inspirational speaker, author, designer and illustrator, mom and grandmother. It is said we teach what we most need to learn and our passion drives our soul. That would explain why I am passionate about bringing the pieces I have learned and continue to learn about living this life as full out who I am. I am the quintessential dare to dreamer who understands that it is our responsibility to show up and take the steps that are there before us to make our dreams a reality. I dream of a world filled with Peace and Love. I believe that is accomplished one person at a time. Peace and love...a force for change.

Join me at this workshop where we will accept the gift and challenge that being in this world offers to us to be who we are...it is so much more than enough to make a difference.

What's Right With Me? Workshop March 6, 2011

Cost for this workshop is $35.

 

"What's Right With Me?" is a 3-hour interactive talk and workshop is offered by Breah Livolsi Parker, creator of VerbalRemedies.com, author of Dare to Dream. Breah spoke at the 2010 TEDxAsheville event, asking people to "Be who you are...it is so much more than enough!" This talk and workshop is the followup to Breah's TEDx talk. The intention is for you to walk away with the following and more:

 

• A reminder and sense of our gifts and talents, providing a deeper sense of self-confidence, self-appreciation and self-love.

 

• A global sense of how the whole world benefits when you fully show up in it. We change the world just by our very existence.

 

• A heightened awareness of our connection to each other and the world around us.

 

• A shift in our focus of ourselves and our understanding of each other and the world around us.

 

• More reasons to be grateful for all we have.

 

Breah's talk will include a bit of yoga (for all levels), question/answer time, in-the-moment illustration of the discussion (called graphic recording), and a graphic coaching session one individual while everyone learns how to do it for themselves.

...Breah asked me questions about my life, values, talents, and interests... Breah would write out words and draw pictures...I came away with a snap shot of my life, the real essence of who I am. Breah helped me open up and drew me from the spirit within.” – Amy LaDeroute, Performer, Singer, Actor, Comedienne