how to be your most energised self
Lizzie Williamson. Keynote Speaker. Energiser.
So many of us are too exhausted, busy and stressed to take care of ourselves, physically and mentally.
This comes at a cost. In fact, the World Health Organisation reports that physical inactivity costs the global economy 67.5 billion dollars each year in healthcare and productivity losses.
But what if this could be different? What if some small, achievable steps could make what can feel so hard, so much easier? And what if this could transform the way we work, the way we think, and the way we feel?
Inspired by her recent TEDx talk, and customised to the specific challenges and opportunities facing your audience and industry today, Lizzie’s energising Keynote will give your audience:
The research into how our bodies and brains function at their best
Easy + achievable ways to integrate more physical activity into the workday
The ‘ah-ha’ mindset shifts to make starting much easier
An opportunity to connect with each other in a joyful + fun way
A toolbox of science-backed micro-moments to reduce stress, bust fatigue, plus feel happier and more productive.
Lizzie Williamson, dubbed by the US media as ‘The Excuse Buster From Down Under’, will inspire your audience to take action and create meaningful change. Their workday will never be the same again.
Yasmin London, Executive Director, ySafe
“We are all guilty of sitting too much every day. There's always one more email to write, a video call that requires you to share your screen (so you can't make it a walking meeting), or any other of the myriad of reasons that mean you sit, chained to your desk most days.
If that sounds like you, do yourself a favour and watch this talk…How much more palatable does 2 minutes sound to 30 or 60? How much easier is 2 minutes to commit to each day?
learn about the micro habits that bring wellbeing back into your work day. Now, more than ever, we need to turn fatigue into energy. Every step counts.”
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Are you ready to help your audience be their most energised, healthiest selves?