This keynote and breakout is for entrepreneurs and creatives. The New Time Paradigm: You Don't Need to Find More Time When Time Can Find You. For the overscheduled and the overwhelmed, this time management scenario introduces a simple time paradigm shift, a new way for entrepreneurs to focus on what matters most and feel more satisfied with their accomplishments.
2 reviews
Mary H.
October 1, 2023Julie Rogers is beyond fantastic to work with! As a long-time event planner, it was refreshing to meet and connect with Julie on a passion project of mine, that quickly became her passion as well. Julie communicates promptly and efficiently from day one to well beyond our retreat. She led the most heartfelt workshops that allowed space for the attendees to connect and be vulnerable in a safe space. She was prepared with activities and readings that were captivating to everyone. Moving forward we plan to include her in all of our upcoming retreats!
Hired as: Author
Misha L.
September 21, 2023Julie is a standout in her field as a presenter, motivator and author. She will "wow" you with her professionalism and dedication to her craft. Book Julie and be impressed!
Hired as: Arts/Entertainment Speaker, Author
Price range: Contact for rates
Languages: English
Gig length: 30 - 120 minutes
Too many plates in the air? Feeling overscheduled? Overwhelmed? What if you could break out of the overwhelm and feel more calm and successful each day?
What if you don't need to find more time because time can find you?
This 30-minute keynote and its companion 2-hour breakout teaches entrepreneurs and creatives a simple time management framework so they can feel more satisfied, accomplished, and energized by focusing on what matters most.
Julie is a multi-genre author. Her articles and stories are featured in self-help, inspirational, trade, and fiction publications including Writer’s Digest, Coping With Cancer, Complete Woman, Daily Meditation, and the anthology Writes of Passage: Every Woman has a Story!
She is the 1999 Writer’s Digest Writing Competition Grand Prize Winner for her horror short story, “House Call.”
Her seventh novel, Falling Stars, is an eleven-time award winner, including the 2023 International Firebird Awards First-Place Winner in Urban Fantasy and the 2023 Pinnacle Book Awards Best Book in Fantasy.
Other awards include Fade In magazine’s 2005 Screenplay Semi-Finalist for the thriller, Grave Jumper, and the 1998 Writer’s Digest Writing Competition First for her stage play comedy, Garage Sale.
Julie currently works as a remote freelance ghostwriter and editor for Julie Rogers's Books, Author's Assistant, and Edioak (New York) in Georgetown, TX. She lives there with her husband, Jim, a primary care physician, and their furry children Madison, Kate, and Sukie. She has one son, Seth, who works as a video game level designer in Austin.
A laptop stand, connectivity, and a lavalier mic are appreciated for the keynote! A teleprompter is always an added bonus for large groups, but not necessary.
Whiteboards and laptop connectivity for PowerPoint presentation material during breakouts are helpful.
Julie’s love for writing started in high school with a first-place award in a themed essay competition. Born with a hearing impairment and congenital abnormalities from rubella, Julie valued the power of the written word and developed recognition for speech patterns by learning musical instruments. Julie’s father encouraged her to pursue a degree in journalism and to keep writing no matter what.
Julie received a BFA in Dance Performance and Journalism from Southern Methodist University and completed two years’ post-graduate work at Stephen F. Austin State University. She wrote as a contributing editor for both school papers, area newspapers, and the regional magazine News of East Texas. She was a member of Golden Triangle Writers League while writing in East Texas, helping form her hometown’s first writer critique group with romance author Mary Lynn Baxter and true-crime author Suzy Spencer.
In Arkansas, Julie wrote for community theater, staging and filming several independent projects including her stage comedy, “Garage Sale.” After receiving the Writer’s Digest 1999 Grand Prize, her winning short story “House Call” was selected for publication by William J. Grabowski, former book reviewer and interviewer for The Horror Show magazine. She published her first of seven books in 2001.
Julie also worked as a teaching assistant for Rich Mountain Community College’s film department while writing and collaborating on several screenplays under the management of the late Jeff Ross. Among them are Killing Grounds, a Writer’s Network 2000 Honorable Mention, and Grave Jumper, Fade-In magazine’s 2005 semi-finalist. Julie’s inspiration for Grave Jumper came from a composite of true crime reports by former Arkansas State Police Investigator Russell Welch, as well as Unraveled, Welch’s undercover exchange with runner Billy Bottoms regarding the investigation of Barry Seal.
After joining Round Rock Writers’ Guild near Austin, Texas, Julie began collaborating with indie authors as a ghostwriter, editor, and book formatter. She primarily consults and doctors fiction, blog, and screenplay material. She previously worked on contract with Upwork and James Innes Group, writing for clients across the globe on fiction and nonfiction projects, resume enhancement, and LinkedIn profile consultation. Genres Julie has written are YA, children’s, self-help, inspirational, spiritual, thriller, horror, fantasy, action-adventure, sci-fi, contemporary romance, self-help, technical, and academic.
Julie currently works as a remote freelance ghostwriter and editor for (link hidden) and Edioak (New York) in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, the setting of her seventh book, Falling Stars. She lives there with her husband, Jim, a primary care physician, and their furry children Madison, Kate, and Sukie. She has one son, Seth, who works as a video game level designer in Austin.
Julie is a member of the Independent Book Publishers Association, the Editorial Freelancers Association, and Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce.
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