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- How becoming a Certified Speaking Professional and TEDX speaker impacted her career
- How she goes about customizing her keynote presentations
- How she evaluates success as a keynote speaker
- And much, much more
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About the Author: Edie Raether
An effervescent dynamo who exudes wit, wisdom, energy and enthusiasm, Edie Raether, The Maestro of Motivation, is known for her high-content keynotes that provide power tools that optimize performance.
She is a change strategist and a CSP (Certified Speaking Professional).
As a TEDX speaker and performance coach, Edie has inspired thousands of associations and Fortune 500 companies on five continents.
Uniquely positioned as a brain trainer and dopamine diva, Edie gets to the root of productivity problems with mind-mastery methods that transform intentions into action and make change happen.
A bestselling author, Edie is also a resource to all major media such as The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and Reuters.
She has also been a college professor, mental health counselor and talk show host with ABC.
An authority on The Other AI…Accelerated Innovation, Edie’s nuts-and-bolts, results-oriented approach promises to challenge the way you think and change the way you do business.
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