

Speech Topics
The Power of Respect: Benefit from the Most Forgotten Element of Success
Can "respect" really make a difference in today's fast-paced world or is it just a quaint-throw back to a less complicated time? Based on her new ground-breaking book, Norville shares with audiences the compelling evidence that adding an element of respect results in measurable, meaningful benefits in almost every area of life. Using peer-reviewed academic literature, Norville discusses:
- how parents can receive respect from their children and use it to bring calm to chaotic families,
- how respect can be used as the glue to hold relationships together,
- how respect can be used in the workplace to improve employee performance and innovation,
- how respect can save employers thousands of dollars per worker,
- how respect can combat the 'bullycide' epidemic in schools, (1 in 3 twelve- to eighteen-year-olds are bullied at school)
- how respect at school helps teachers 'find' as many as 17 additional days of teaching time when respect becomes part of the curriculum, and
- how respect can help displaced workers find a job.
Thank You Power
Thank You Power is the extraordinary force that comes simply from acknowledging the “good things” in life. Beginning with the regular practice of counting one's blessings and feeling thankful for them, one can become healthier, happier, smarter, more resilient and even able to undo the negative effects of stress.
Nationally known journalist Deborah Norville brings her reporting skills to bear in her presentation “Thank You Power” to highlight the exciting research proving the life improvements that can stem from the practice of gratitude.
In “Thank You Power,” you will learn:
- How to Harness Thank You Power
- How Thank You Power improves thinking
- How Thank You Power eases stress
- How Thank You Power increases resilience
- How Thank You Power makes one happier
Back On Track: How to Keep Your Life Together When it Seems Like Everything (and Everyone) is Trying to Pull You Apart
In a refreshing, lighthearted talk Deborah Norville looks at the challenges we face today in daily life and offers first hand tips on coping with the many responsibilities we have as well as refocusing ones life when it seems one has lost direction.

About Deborah Norville
A veteran news anchor, Deborah Norville speaks with candor and humor about handling life’s curves, juggling career and motherhood and the rough road to your dreams.
Deborah Norville’s meteoric rise from regional reporter to co-host of Today was the stuff of legend. The subsequent challenges she faced—played out in a media fishbowl—have made her one of the most admired women in journalism and a true inspiration. Norville shares the challenging journey that brought her back from depression and uses her own struggle to help audiences face their challenges and gain strength and wisdom from lessons of the past. Currently the anchor of the nation’s top-rated syndicated news magazine, Inside Edition, Norville covers the most complex and challenging issues of the day. Since joining Inside Edition in 1995, she has led the show to higher ratings and to a position of strength and respect. A two-time Emmy award-winner, Norville joined Inside Edition from CBS News. She is author of the best seller Back on Track, two highly-acclaimed children’s books and her latest book is called The Power of Respect: How You Can Benefit from the Most Forgotten Element of Success (Oct. 2009).

|