SherraLifeLesson.com

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This is not your average speaker website.

But then again, Sherra is not your average speaker.

One thing she wants you to know about her (if you haven’t clicked around on this site and already know too much!) is that she does not consider herself a “Motivational Speaker.”

Many years ago, she learned that you can’t motivate another human being and that lesson stuck with her. That is not her specialty – just ask her kids.

Here is what she can do for you and your meeting participants…

Mix a healthy dose of humor with real life lessons guaranteed to make you:

Think differently
Get real tools to use in business and life
Help show you the way to wrap your business around your life

She specializes in helping women with homebased businesses. Husbands and children are optional but since she does have a husband and four children, the event can be tailored to women with a business, husband, children or any combination of the three.*

She is available for meetings, workshops and retreats.

She is available to travel. (She’s not so crazy about flying and doesn’t have a passport so she limits herself to the United States.)

Hear what others say about Sherra…

“Sherra is the funniest woman I know. Not only is her training the most entertaining presentation you will attend, but it is the most honest look at life and business you will hear for years to come. Her training is the very best at sending you home, not only entertained, but honestly feeling like you have a plan to go home and put to use. She delivers a 1-2-3 step plan that you can customize specifically to fit the needs in your life/business.”
–Lori, event planner/corporate training, MN

“I have to say it is her deep and constant search for meaning in life that she expresses so well in so many ways. She has the ability to say what others cannot and it usually speaks to most of us in ways we may not always (as women) be comfortable visiting. Make time to find yourself and be committed to listening to your own needs. She pointed out to me how the world can suck you dry and leave you with very little for yourself. I have learned from her that it is okay to search for more and draw your boundaries.”
–Melinda, consultant, GA