CHILLIWACK, BC, CANADA, March 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Inspirational speaker and keynote speaker Joe Roberts motivated and encouraged the members of Chilliwack's Stó:lō Nation at the Day of Healing Conference last week with his inspiring "More to you than you can see - Finding your Brilliance" presentation.
The event took place at The Stó:lō Nation on 7201 Vedder Road, Chilliwack, BC, Canada on March 16th -2011. Roberts' presentation "Finding your Brilliance" inspired the Aboriginal Group to overcome adversity and use their talents and knowledge to better the world around them.
"Your story that resonates with Aboriginal people, and our experience today confirms your ability to teach and inspire us to believe in our own brilliance and motivates us to truly search, recognize and speak about the brilliance in others such as yourself." said Joe Roberts. "This really does have ripple effects that will make this a better world."
His inspiring message proved to the Stó:lō Nation that regardless of what type of adversity one faces, everyone has the ability to overcome it, and everyone can use their brilliance to make a positive impact in the world.
During his keynote speech Roberts highlighted many key moments in his personal life from his extensive childhood drug addiction to his successful comeback as President and CEO of Mindware Design Communications and Mindware Internet Solutions. Although his addiction started at age nine, Roberts overcame his adversity, realized his potential and successfully completed two business degrees from Loyalist College in Belleville, Ontario.
For more information about inspirational speaker Joe Roberts, or to book Joe Roberts as a keynote speaker for upcoming Aboriginal events, visit his website or contact him directly.
About Joe Roberts
Joe Roberts is also known as the "Skidrow CEO" and is a Canadian inspirational speaker and professional keynote speaker. Roberts travels internationally as a motivational speaker, and caters to any type of conference, gathering or organization including sales conferences, leadership conferences, education conferences, awards dinners, spiritual conferences, Aboriginal events, annual general meetings and member based organizations.
Robert's also offers business training, mentoring, sales training and business coaching in addition to his services as a keynote speaker.
To book Joe Roberts the inspirational speaker, contact him at
Joe Roberts
847 Poirier Street
Coquitlam BC, V3J 6C2
Office 604.941.7708
joe@skidrowceo.com
http://www.skidrowceo.com
Professional Speaker Joe Roberts Inspires Chilliwack's Aboriginal Group
Joe Roberts is a bestselling author, inspirational speaker and CEO. After having lived as a homeless addict for over 10 years, he is now inspiring Aboriginal groups all over Canada to realize their potential and make a difference in the world.
2011-03-29
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[Press-News.org] Professional Speaker Joe Roberts Inspires Chilliwack's Aboriginal GroupJoe Roberts is a bestselling author, inspirational speaker and CEO. After having lived as a homeless addict for over 10 years, he is now inspiring Aboriginal groups all over Canada to realize their potential and make a difference in the world.