Most people would love to do something extraordinary. But most people also believe that extraordinary is reserved for a certain kind of person, someone born with unusual gifts, unusual drive, or unusual circumstances.
It isn’t. Extraordinary is a function of the choices you make and the mental operating system you build to support those choices.
Is your organization ready to build that operating system?
Organizations Sharon has worked with:
Every person in your organization has something they’ve been putting off. It might be a risk they haven’t taken, a conversation they keep avoiding, or a goal that feels just out of reach. And most of them are waiting for the right moment, the right conditions, and the right amount of courage before they’ll take a single step toward it. Staying stuck and waiting decreases their optimum motivation, drive, and output.
What nobody has ever shown them is that the capacity to do extraordinary things isn’t something you wait for. It’s something you build. And it’s built through a specific mental operating system that most people have never been taught to access.
Sharon brings that operating system into your organization. By sharing her incredible story and the exact steps of her methodology, she ensures that every person in your audience walks away knowing how to apply it to their own work, their own challenges, and their own definition of what’s possible.
This isn’t a talk about athleticism. It’s a talk about what the human mind is capable of when it chooses courage, with powerful stories that will inspire your audience to actually do it.
If your organization is ready for a session that people are still talking about weeks after it ends, book Sharon today.
Attendees will walk away able to:
- Understand how to develop their mental operating system the way the world’s highest performers do, from an actual Guinness World Record holder
- Identify where their focus is draining their energy and discover how a single shift in that focus changes what becomes possible for them
- Navigate their most daunting challenges with a methodology that turns overwhelm into actionable choices, one move at a time
- Recognize the moment an opportunity presents itself and make the empowered choice that reinforces their new mental operating system, so they’re set up to do the extraordinary
Sharon Jessop grew up barefoot in a forgotten corner of South Africa. She became a public prosecutor in Port Elizabeth, spending years inside the minds of some of the most dangerous criminals in the country, driven by a desire to understand what pushes human beings to their edges.
Her curiosity kept growing. She left law, built a business, and hosted a television show for five years, interviewing people doing extraordinary things in the natural world.
It was during that time that she found her great passion: rhino conservation. The intersection of that passion with her lifelong love of running led to one of the most remarkable personal achievements in recent sporting history.
She broke the Guinness World Record for the most consecutive half marathons ever run by a woman, 101 runs in a row, at the age of 50, earning international media attention and an invitation to the TEDx stage. Then she ran with wild rhinos.
This isn’t what a young girl from a small town was expected to do, but she did it. She now shares the mental operating system she developed across that journey on stages worldwide, giving audiences everywhere the methodology to access the full capacity of the human mind at work, and start doing the extraordinary.
“Had the honor to listen in person and witness Sharon, the powerful speaker! Thank you for your inspiration.”
— Margarita Yagudaev Pinhas, Global Speaker & Communication Coach, San Diego, USA
“Sharon, you are the perfect speaker to deliver this important message! Congratulations and thank you for your enduring passion!”
— Rich German, Founder of Project O, Laguna Beach, CA, USA
Your audience already has what it takes to do the extraordinary.
The question is whether you give them the operating system to access it,
before another year goes by with that potential still on the table.