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Debbie Carr APRCSA is the Principal of Coyote Management International Speakers Bureau, an accredited recruitment consultant and True Colours Facilitator. She is also a director of True Colours Recruitment. and founding member of The Sales Pitch Network and serves on the Membership Committee of AMCHAM (American Chamber of Commerce in Australia).
In 1998, Debbie lost her beloved brother, Gary, to suicide. This change impacted her life greatly, and soon after she was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease. Debbie believes the emotional impact of Gary's death contributed to her being diagnosed with Crohn's. .
In her keynote, Debbie speaks frankly about her brother's death. What led him to it, his depression, the day he died but most importantly, the devastation and impact it has on those left behind. She demonstates how she coped with this devastating change and the consequential challenges in her life.
Debbie talks about why she started the speakers bureau, her struggles with it and how with passion, determination and, most importantly, by believing in yourself you can get your life on track - even if it wasn't the road you orignally started on. She also gives advice to other entrepreneurs on following their dreams.
Since starting the bureau Debbie has gone on to become a True Colours Facilitator, Executive Recruitment Consultant, a Director of True Colours Recruitment and Founding Member of The Sales Pitch Network.
Debbie left school at the age of 16 without any formal qualifications. She feels blessed to have found herself in the recruitment, motivational and training industries, where she has been mentored and inspired by many others.
Debbie believes your thoughts create your reality, and teaches some techniques that can be applied immediately to improve lives. She has proven this works many times herself, including keeping well despite the Crohn's Disease diagnosis. Debbie has published her story on www.seemingly-sane.com
Keynote with Donald Turton
“Donald caught my attention in early 2008 when I used to see him sitting in his wheelchair collecting money for The Shepherd Centre, for deaf children. You can’t help but notice Donald as his body does not co-operate with his mind. I confess, I presumed Donald had an intellectual disability and did not think he could communicate. How ignorant and wrong I was. As I passed him daily, I would smile and he would wave to me. Eventually, one day, I stopped to say hello. Over the next few weeks, I discovered that I was talking to a highly intelligent, warm and extraordinary Human Being. We have since developed a lovely friendship and he has enriched my life beyond words.
Donald is an inspiration to me and grounds me very quickly when I think my life isn’t going too well. I invite you to engage Donald and myself as keynote speakers for your event. I doubt that anyone who listens could leave without being moved, inspired to reach their goals and not be grateful for the life they have”.
Debbie Carr, Director, True Colours Group and Coyote Management International
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"I had the privilege to hear Debbie Carr give a thirty minute talk on the loss of her brother, Gary, to suicide, at the recent 'Women and Depression' Conference held in Sydney. Debbie gave a very moving, eloquent and insightful speech about the lead up to her brother's death and the aftermath of his suicide in regards to the effect it had on his immediate family, in particular Debbie. Debbie spoke bravely from the heart which had a significant impact on my understanding of what family members are left to deal with after the death of a loved one in this way. Even though I have worked for years in the mental health arena as a registered nurse and have acquired a fair degree of knowledge about suicide, this falls way short of gaining first hand knowledge from those who have been left to deal with the grief of this devastating event. I applaud Debbie for her courage and spirit to share with us the loss of her beloved brother, Gary, and commend her for her desire to share this experience with others so they can better understand the impact of suicide, which will hopefully assist in both its' prevention and the healing process should it occur"
Jane Hasler
Articles Written
How to Stand Out From Other Candidates in Tough Times
Bringing Good Old Fashioned Communication Back into Business
Do I or Don't I
Coping With Change
Motivate to Activate Your Staff
What You Need to Know about Hiring a Professional Speaker
Time Management
How to Grab a Recruiter's Attention
The Ill Mannered Corporate World
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Read Debbie's story in this inspiring book.
So This is What if Feels Like - Jacqueline Prydie
These thirty-plus true stories were contributed by professional speakers, authors, business executives, life coaches, and many in the healing professions. They wish to pass on their real-life experience to inspire and motivate women – and men – from all walks of life and to realize that “No matter what fate throws your way, you are in control of your own destiny. No one else but you.”
They talk about adversity and triumphs for the soul’s journey. Their message is clear. Achieve your dreams, overcome all obstacles, and treat each challenge with courage and faith. Always aim for the best you can be and never, ever give up !
May these stories help those of you that are travelling similar paths in life.
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Debbie's Keynotes
Inspirational (Coping with unexpected changes in life)
Debbie talks about her life experiences and how she coped with some challenging times. This is an emotional journey with a happy ending. It is best suited for an audience that needs to be inspired to achieve results or need a push to go beyond what they perceive as limited boundaries. Debbie will talk about her brother's death, coping with Crohn's Disease and how how she built her business from the ground up and nearly sending herself bankrupt.
Law of Attraction
This keynote teaches people how to use the power of the mind to achieve outstanding results. Debbie will demonstrate how she used these mind techniques to overcome many obstacles but most importantly, how to stay happy.
Recruiting and Keeping Employees
Techniques and tricks for recruiting employees and how you can keep them happy, motivated and loyal.
True Colours Facilitator www.truecolourstraining.com
The True Colours system is a logical, easy to use methodology that quickly identifies areas of individual development that can be improved to consistently achieve success.
The foundation of our workshops draws on the True Colours methodology. We blend this methodology with the latest research, theory and practical application within key areas to ensure content is up to date with the latest research in business studies, education and human behaviour.
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