| Who Do You Think You Are? (what you think you are is what you will become) |
| Copyright 2009 Kellie Nicholson |
Invite Kellie Nicholson to your next event! Her warmth and inspiration are infectious and motivating. With
an honest, down-to-earth style from the heart, Nicholson's seminars are both entertaining and
life-changing.
an honest, down-to-earth style from the heart, Nicholson's seminars are both entertaining and
life-changing.
| Inspirational Speaker |
| a journey to the life you are supposed to have |
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| Inspirational Speaker Kellie Nicholson |
To look at Kellie Nicholson, you might think she's had a pretty easy
life. She's the picture of health and happiness. Well, she says it's
been a great life, but definitely not an easy one! Her challenges have
been many and her obstacles have been great.
An over-achiever in school, earning high grades... varsity
cheerleader... co-editor of the high school newspaper... secretary of
the National Honor Society... and the list goes on, she attended
college on an academic scholarship, where she was also on the
Dean's list. Additionally, Nicholson was named Cheerleader of the
Year for the USFL Orlando Renegades Professional Football Team.
In New York City she acquired her real estate license, where she
showed multi-million dollar homes. Upon landing in Los Angeles, she
worked for the world's largest talent agency where she discovered
that she preferred to be involved with the production of television
shows and movies, both in front of and behind the camera. She
studied the Meisner technique, appeared on "Days of Our Lives" in a
minor role for two years and acted in various stage productions.
life. She's the picture of health and happiness. Well, she says it's
been a great life, but definitely not an easy one! Her challenges have
been many and her obstacles have been great.
An over-achiever in school, earning high grades... varsity
cheerleader... co-editor of the high school newspaper... secretary of
the National Honor Society... and the list goes on, she attended
college on an academic scholarship, where she was also on the
Dean's list. Additionally, Nicholson was named Cheerleader of the
Year for the USFL Orlando Renegades Professional Football Team.
In New York City she acquired her real estate license, where she
showed multi-million dollar homes. Upon landing in Los Angeles, she
worked for the world's largest talent agency where she discovered
that she preferred to be involved with the production of television
shows and movies, both in front of and behind the camera. She
studied the Meisner technique, appeared on "Days of Our Lives" in a
minor role for two years and acted in various stage productions.
Kellie Nicholson owns two greeting card businesses, one that raises funds for charity. Using her creative
talents she also created the Grandma Gillie character, featured in a series of children's stories she wrote.
However, she claims that her most rewarding venture is that of a motivational speaker, giving her the
opportunity to change lives, inspire hope and help others build futures. Nicholson's interactive seminars
have taken self-help to a new level. The exercises and quizzes she uses are enlightening and effective.
She recalls a workshop she conducted on forgiveness where every participant was in tears.
Sometimes compared to Rachel Ray for her down-to-earth style, she has also been called Oprah, Jr.
Kellie loves to push her clients beyond their limits, sometimes in tears herself when witnessing a
breakthrough. What she says she's learned through it all is that everyone is worth fighting for and anyone
can change.
talents she also created the Grandma Gillie character, featured in a series of children's stories she wrote.
However, she claims that her most rewarding venture is that of a motivational speaker, giving her the
opportunity to change lives, inspire hope and help others build futures. Nicholson's interactive seminars
have taken self-help to a new level. The exercises and quizzes she uses are enlightening and effective.
She recalls a workshop she conducted on forgiveness where every participant was in tears.
Sometimes compared to Rachel Ray for her down-to-earth style, she has also been called Oprah, Jr.
Kellie loves to push her clients beyond their limits, sometimes in tears herself when witnessing a
breakthrough. What she says she's learned through it all is that everyone is worth fighting for and anyone
can change.