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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- The theme of Rosalyn Kahn's talk show is living your best life, so the host feels fortunate to have attended an event on March 5 and 6 titled "Best You."
The "Best You" event filled the Los Angeles Convention Center for three days from March 3-6. People from all occupations and walks of life attended the motivational event. Event hosts claim that Best You is the place to achieve your full potential and live your best life. The event featured 150 motivational speakers and workshops. Among the workshops were "Empowering Women," "Best for Business," and "Passion for Profit."
Each workshop left guests feeling empowered, centered, and motivated to do great things in business and in life. Kahn enjoyed walking the halls and rooms of the convention center where she interviewed speakers and participants.
"This is one of the most motivating events I have ever attended," said one attendee. "I will never forget this weekend," added another. Kahn enjoyed hearing speakers who were truly passionate about their work and coaching. Many of those who graced this weekend's stage were absolutely on fire for coaching and motivational speaking. Kahn was fortunate to interview a couple guests for her upcoming show. She talked to Valerie Smian of Charity Auctions and Gladys Martinez Leafertsjip about how they plan to grow their businesses from this inspiring event.
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In addition to being a TV show host, Kahn has also been a public speaking college teacher for over 20 years. She knows speaking, and she could tell that these folks on stage were leaders. "It was an enthralling experience," she said. "I look forward to coming back next year.
For more information about Best You and attending a future event, visit TheBestYouExpo.com. For more information about Rosalyn Kahn and her show, visit www.rosalynkahn.com.
The "Best You" event filled the Los Angeles Convention Center for three days from March 3-6. People from all occupations and walks of life attended the motivational event. Event hosts claim that Best You is the place to achieve your full potential and live your best life. The event featured 150 motivational speakers and workshops. Among the workshops were "Empowering Women," "Best for Business," and "Passion for Profit."
Each workshop left guests feeling empowered, centered, and motivated to do great things in business and in life. Kahn enjoyed walking the halls and rooms of the convention center where she interviewed speakers and participants.
"This is one of the most motivating events I have ever attended," said one attendee. "I will never forget this weekend," added another. Kahn enjoyed hearing speakers who were truly passionate about their work and coaching. Many of those who graced this weekend's stage were absolutely on fire for coaching and motivational speaking. Kahn was fortunate to interview a couple guests for her upcoming show. She talked to Valerie Smian of Charity Auctions and Gladys Martinez Leafertsjip about how they plan to grow their businesses from this inspiring event.
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In addition to being a TV show host, Kahn has also been a public speaking college teacher for over 20 years. She knows speaking, and she could tell that these folks on stage were leaders. "It was an enthralling experience," she said. "I look forward to coming back next year.
For more information about Best You and attending a future event, visit TheBestYouExpo.com. For more information about Rosalyn Kahn and her show, visit www.rosalynkahn.com.
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