Is it possible to use fear and doubt as catalysts to achieve your wildest dreams?
The Confidence Equation™ provides the answer as it takes audiences on a unique journey that begins with Maria’s story in The Sound of Music and ends with a standing ovation to your own dreams come true. This wildly hilarious and emotional one-woman show inspires people of all ages and backgrounds to take stock of their lives, dreams, and passions.
Meet five characters (plus Rebecca makes six), inspiring you to reflect on your life, your path, and the one you’ve yet to take. Mrs. KIA, a British know-it-all, explains the equation. Brenda Sue is learning to stop apologizing for ‘every little thing.’ Shame is so vile and yet so funny! Add in a brief visit from the Reverend Mother and Maria herself.
Laugh out loud and sing along as the characters inspire you to take bold steps forward and take center stage in your life.
Experience Takeaways:
Confidence Equation™ wallet card included.
Inspired by an unwelcome diagnosis on the heels of achieving a 20-year dream, What’s in Your Dream Closet? invites the audience to take inventory of which dreams and goals still fit, which do not, and determine whether it’s time to go Dream Shopping.
Audience participation, prizes, and a visit from a villainous character combine into a powerful and unforgettable audience experience. The presentation is infused with music, song, and an inspiring story from history.
What’s in Your Dream Closet fuses content and concepts from Rebecca’s most popular shows, gift-wrapped in a medley of music, comedy & inspiration.
A 5 x 8 Dream Closet Conversion Card is a worksheet and session momento.
Attendees are inspired to:
You get the news. It’s 3:30 p.m. Friday afternoon.
“Malignant Carcinoma.”
It’s a mistake. You know it. Obviously, they’ve mixed up your results with someone else.
Denial. The first stage of grief.
There’s no mistake. You’ve got cancer.
From the diagnosis in 2021, Rebecca P. Murray openly shared what she felt, learned, and experienced through weekly videos called “The Breast Cancer Chronicles.”
The feedback received was overwhelming. Women openly shared their stories for the first time. Others had mammograms after years of delay. Men, too, shared stories of wives, mothers, and sisters who had breast cancer and how it affected them.
Through candor, humor, and raw emotion, Rebecca’s vulnerability created a community with a virtual audience.
In the end, Rebecca dealt with cancer by literally and figuratively ‘getting it off her chest’ in the form of video chronicles and a double mastectomy.
In addition to learning about breast cancer diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, attendees
Note: Pair The Breast Cancer Chronicles with Build a Better Culture Through Story for maximum impact.
Preview Breast Cancer Chronicle #1
Rebecca’s content was original, hilarious, and engaging. She took the time to understand our organization and mission and tailored her segment much to the delight of everyone who attended.
If it’s your job to bring a novel experience to your next conference, corporate function, or association event, you just found the gal who delivers.
Rebecca partners with a diverse set of clients including Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance, Washington Chamber Executives, Women in Manufacturing, National Association of Women in Construction, and Boeing Employees’ Credit Union.
