Patti’s Inspirational Speaking Topics

After suffering a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and being dead at the crash scene, Patti experienced, and amazingly learned, a lot MORE about what’s really important and truly matters each moment of our lives! Dive in and make it yours… Because of Patti’s closed-head injuries and fractures all over her body caused by the crash of June 18, 2002, she passionately encourages us to live life to the fullest! She urges us to step out of the box and connect with others.  Patti shines some light on ways and opportunities we can put her motto M.A.D. Now! into living-color each and every day…and find our motto for living!

The white sheet was pulled over Patti’s dead body at the crash scene. Life had ended for her until…a gurgling noise was detected by an unexpected eyewitness. And a sliver of Hope appeared on the scene.

So, what about you? How do you persevere when Trouble erupts? Each of us can see problems as opposition or as opportunity…it’s our choice.

Patti opens the door to some change-challenges:

  • Dive in and SEARCH FOR YOUR PURPOSE THROUGH ADVERSITY –  with you, what’s important to you
  • As you discover it, LIVE YOUR PURPOSE – find opportunities, lay hold of moments
  • And choose to BECOME BETTER THROUGH ADVERSITY – ask for help, pay attention, learn from mistakes, makes changes and lay hold of your “DASH”…on purpose!

Why do you do what you do? Patti points out how important it is to live with intention and be on-purpose. Learn how to mentor the people who follow you! Talk with them. And don’t merely talk, communicate effectively with them – listen to them, remember what they said, ask them questions, challenge them. And remember to pass along some encouragement…it’s like Vitamin B-12 — gives strength to the heart! A wise man once said, “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” Relationships play a major role in the legacies we leave….they make up the fabric of life.

“The life we live today is the legacy we leave tomorrow.” ~Patti Foster

“A legacy is created only when a person puts his organization into the position to do great things without him.” ~John Maxwell