Three police officers, two men on the sides and a woman in the middle, are standing in a hallway with a police station setting. They are smiling, with arms crossed, dressed in uniform and gear.
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"Building the courage to learn from yesterday and conquer tomorrow."

BOOK NANCY FOR SPEAKING

Veterans Day Program

End of the year motivational speech to 600 high school students

RECENT SPEAKING CLIENTS

NANCY in ACTION

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SIGNATURE SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Learning from Failure — Finding Strength in Starting Over

I used to believe that failure was something you buried.
Something you survived quietly — and never spoke of again.

BUT I WAS DEAD WRONG!!

Each lesson that has brought personal and career success came from setting sights after making mistakes (failures)

There is a process and I want to teach it.

Change is very scary. When something goes wrong due to a decision made by yourself, it can get you angry, depressed, or even wanting to give up. That is not abnormal, I am sorry, but it is human.

There is a biological reason these feelings happen.

When people get thrown down in life — whether by abuse, loss, or career setbacks —
let yourself feel bad for a day.
Cry. Complain.
Then, set a limit.

5 MINUTES

Because that “no one cares” feeling?
It’s not real.
It’s a signal — a reminder to seek connection.

Book NANCY For Speaking