Rev Up Your Life: A Workshop That Will Inspire You and Focus Your Passion! October 7, 2009

If you feel like your life is off-track, join us for an inspiring and educational evening as expert interviewer Diana Page Jordan guides you through an entertaining and enlightening event. You will hear the wisdom of successful authors and celebrities -- Diana has selected sound bites from hundreds of her interviews, and blended in her own wisdom. And you will finish the evening feeling joyous and motivated, just as many others have at her previous workshops.

Do you feel like…:
• You’re stuck?
• You’ve lost your way?
• Your life could be better?
• Your life had better get better?
• The real you is clamoring to come out?

You will…:
• Re-focus on your unique passions
• Be inspired by wisdom – hear specially-selected sound bites from Diana’s interviews
• Create an inspirational DreamBoard – which you will take away to remind you of your passions!
• Enjoy light dessert and coffee

Diana's mission – and her passion -- is to inspire you by passing along to you the wisdom she has won along the way.

You can learn more about Diana at www.dianapagejordan.com.

Call for questions or more details: 503.381.3126

BIO:

Diana Page Jordan has interviewed hundreds of authors for AP Radio Network, Writer’s Digest, the Costco Connection, XM Satellite, Barnes and Noble’s website, and for Open Book with Diana Page Jordan www.pdx.fm/open-book/
Diana reviews books and interviews authors for TV, radio, web, and print. She anchors the news in Portland, Oregon, and is a media trainer. She creates podcasts, and presents seminars. She’s a voiceover artist and on-camera talent. She writes a daily BookBlog at www.dianapagejordan.com, and she loves to dance.

TESTIMONIALS:

"We got RAVING reviews about your presentation; everyone loved it."
- Sheri Fitts, Portland Female Executives

"It was such a treat to hear you speak last night. I learned a great deal, from your personal story to your teachings."
- Regina Perata, Specializing in Top-Performing Individuals & Teams

"At a recent conference for women in journalism, I had the opportunity to listen to a presentation by Diana Page Jordan. I’m writing this to say how impressed I was with the delivery, style, content and presentation of her speech. She did a sensational job — well prepared, hip, entertaining and informative. It was extremely well received by her audience. After hearing it I wanted more — which is probably the greatest thing you can say about someone’s presentation. She is obviously a very bright and attractive woman. Talent doesn’t necessarily follow those admirable qualifications, though. But in this case, I believe it to be true."
- Dwight Jaynes, Editor of the Portland Tribune