Speaker profile last updated by AAE Talent Team on 05/04/2024.
To Maha Abouelenein, self-reliance is about having the power within you to achieve your goals, invest in yourself, and own your future. It is not about independence, individualism, or isolation.
This talk will show that there are five inherent characteristics of self-reliance: Taking initiative and innovating, adaptability and agility, decision-making, leadership, and growth mindset. When you embrace self-reliance, you understand when and where to seek help, leverage resources, and know your own limitations. Self-reliance includes the ability to adapt, evolve, and build resilience. The unexpected challenges, such as those brought about by the pandemic, require individuals to grow stronger and more adaptable.
Abouelenein argues that self-reliance is crucial for entrepreneurial success. Entrepreneurs who embrace self-reliance are more likely to succeed because they have the confidence to make tough decisions, problem-solve, and take necessary risks. Embracing self-reliance helps overcome the fear of failure. When you trust yourself to create value and understand your relationship with failure, you can take risks and learn from setbacks.
In this talk, Maha Abouelenein asks you to think of your reputation in terms of currency: What's it worth, what’s its value, and how do you grow it and protect it? In today's business landscape, your reputation is the only currency that matters. A strong reputation not only opens doors but also protects you. Reputation is not just about what you say; it's about leadership and consistently demonstrating your values time and time again.
Abouelenein will discuss the importance of taking charge of your personal brand, reputation, and image because no one else will prioritize them for you. Audience members will learn that to build a solid reputation, you need to prioritize authenticity and transparency and commit to delivering on promises. Albouelenein shows that you can build trust by being genuinely authentic and making consistent contributions to the trust bank through storytelling and content creation. To thrive in today's digitally-driven society, you need to ensure consistency between your real-life interactions and your online personal brand. Audience members will feel empowered to make conscious choices that align with their values and contribute positively to their personal and professional growth when they recognize that reputation is their currency.
The mantra "Stay low, keep moving" originated from a military context, advising soldiers to physically stay close to the ground and advance. Today, it's about focusing on what’s in front of you and continuing to move forward despite obstacles throughout your personal and professional journey.
Maha Abouelenein believes that practicing "stay low, keep moving" is part of mastering self-reliance. People who stay low and keep moving understand the significance of small, focused actions, recognizing that consistent effort and resilience lead to substantial outcomes. They prioritize showcasing their work, efforts, and contributions, allowing their achievements to speak for them instead of seeking recognition. People who stay low and keep moving understand that personal achievements and contributions outside of professional settings are equally, if not more, valuable. Valuing relationships, meaningful experiences, and contributing to society all contribute to personal and professional success.
Abouelenein will discuss how change and success are products of daily consistency and the regular pursuit of small goals, not grand gestures. The journey is a gradual accumulation of experiences, failures, and understanding.
In this talk, Maha Abouelenein shares her belief that life-long learners cultivate curiosity by actively seeking information from diverse sources, including personal connections, online platforms, and various educational channels. They challenge and question their existing assumptions about themselves and the world to foster self-awareness and personal growth. Life-long learners embrace openness to change and willingly accept new information, recognizing that personal growth is directly linked to adapting and learning.
Abouelenein will encourage you to start your journey by surrounding yourself with diverse perspectives and engaging with people from different backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints. She will urge you to practice mindfulness to become more aware of your thoughts and feelings, enabling you to let go of limiting beliefs and embrace new ways of thinking. You will hear the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone and trying new activities to discover hidden talents and interests and foster a growth mindset. Audience members will learn to embrace failure as a powerful teacher and view it as an opportunity to learn, grow, and overcome the fear of making mistakes.
To Maha Abouelenein, a long-term player is strategic and makes deliberate decisions based on delayed gratification or delayed outcomes. Being a long-term player is about relationships, and they approach every relationship by giving something of value and expecting nothing in return. They build authentic connections based on listening, reciprocity, and shared interests and goals. These players create value behind the scenes.
In this talk, Abouelenein will discuss how you can become a long-term player by initiating connections, offering help generously, expressing gratitude, and maintaining communication to fortify relationships.
Maha Abouelenein is a keynote speaker and industry expert who speaks on a wide range of topics such as Have a Self-Reliance Mindset, Reputation is Your Currency, Maha’s Mantra: Stay Low, Keep Moving, Embrace Life-Long Learning and Be a Long-term Player. The estimated speaking fee range to book Maha Abouelenein for your event is $20,000 - $30,000. Maha Abouelenein generally travels from Wayzata, MN, USA and can be booked for (private) corporate events, personal appearances, keynote speeches, or other performances. Similar motivational celebrity speakers are Deanna Singh, Sallie Krawcheck, Alexandra Wilkis Wilson, Barbara Corcoran and Sylvia Acevedo. Contact All American Speakers for ratings, reviews, videos and information on scheduling Maha Abouelenein for an upcoming live or virtual event.
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