Sometimes, the thing that holds us back from realizing our genius is having the courage and skill to share it. This week’s guest on the Realizing Genius Podcast helps kids find their voice.
After the trauma of childhood abuse, today Jackie Bailey is the founder and executive director of The Speak Feed Lead Project, which has empowered hundreds of children, teens, and adults with confident, courageous voices shared on global stages, competitions, podcasts, and books. As an award-winning team-builder, educator, leader, and coach, Jackie has been a featured speaker at corporate events at Microsoft, Smith-Barney, Puget Sound Energy, Fred Hutch Cancer Care Alliance, and at mega events like The Voices of Women Summit, Family Matters Summit, Health Wealth Wisdom, and The Best You Expo where she shared stages with Marissa Peer, Mas Sajadi, Bernardo Moya, Bill Walsh, and Kim Serafini.
Jackie shares resources and opportunities for your kids and you to gain the confidence to share your voice.
Be sure to check out Speaksgiving!
Speaksgiving is a live-streaming event featuring youth and adults who want to share their gratitude for having a VOICE! You can speak! You can share your message with the world! Let’s help kids, teens, and young adults know they have VOICES to share, too!
The SpeaksGiving event will be live on Facebook from 1:00 – 4:00 pm Pacific time on November 28th, 2023.
When you give a gift of any amount, you’ll receive the Zoom link to join the SpeaksGiving event. Show up any time during the event and SHARE YOUR VOICE!
This is a fantastic opportunity for kids and parents! Find out more on the podcast.
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