I'm Not Done Yet!
Chart your course for District Leadership, because it is the master step to living
your dream!
• Why commit to a four year plan to be a District Leader?
• What are the benefits of investing your time to being a District Leader?
• Where do you begin the leadership journey?
• When is the right time for you?
• Who can guide you?
• How do you lead with Purpose?
Join Mona in a Lively Discussion Session as she:
• Answers the 5 W’s (Who, What, Where, When, Why) and How to step into
the realm of district leadership
• Shares her personal and team challenges
• Tells How to look Fear and Doubt in the Eye… and Do It Anyway
• Teaches how leadership skills can be applied in your personal life
• Demonstrates life long learning with her “I’m Not Done Yet” message
• Helps you discover your purpose
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| Mona Cooley, DTM, District 42
Governor 2006 – 2007 |
Passport Details:
Mona is an impassioned Speaker, Coach, Educator, and Trainer, who has helped
over 4,000 families lessen the stress of caring for mentally ill family
members, and parents challenged with raising teenagers. Her ten plus years
of coaching families, combined with real life experience, has rewarded her
with strategies to manage the stress.
As an educator, Mona helps families to learn how to communicate, empower
their challenging children, and bring harmony to the family. Mona is a facilitator
of the Family Peer Support Groups for Canadian Mental Health; she guides and
supports family members to discover ways to manage mental illness in the family.
She is a Program Consultant for Parent Support Association, educating parents
who are feeling challenged in raising teenagers. She is an instructor for
“Discover My Purpose” sessions for Chinook Learning Services, which provide
clarity needed to take control of your personal life, career life and family
life.
As a transition coach, Mona facilitates sessions to help people create
a life that works for them, inspiring them to increase their potential to
fulfill their passions. She is also the founder of a Mentoring Program developed
for Alberta and Saskatchewan Toastmaster Clubs, numbering 240.