Eli Davidson is a motivational speaker, award-winning author and nationally recognized coach who helps individuals and organizations problem solve and re-kindle the zeal that fuels success in their personal and professional lives.
She has appeared on The Today Show and Dr. Phil’s Decision House and NBC, ABC and Fox TV affiliates. Eli speaks on overcoming obstacles. She gives audiences the Turnaround Techniques™ - a system to implement change that she developed and trademarked. Her advice has been featured in publications as diverse as Better Homes and Garden, and The Los Angeles Business Journal.
A gale force of energy, motivational speaker, Eli’s interactive programs propel audiences to their feet and into action. Her experience as a nationally recognized coach creates programs that lead to measurable behavior change. Eli is an expert in empowering communication, leadership, sales, and the daily challenge of going from funky to fabulous.
Her book, Funky to Fabulous: Surefire Success Strategies for the Savvy, Sassy and Swamped is a run away hit. It is a success manual dedicated to successful, swamped women executives and business owners. Much to her surprise the book is being gobbled up by a growing numbers of brilliant men that could put up with her shoe analogies.
It was named 2008 Motivational Book of the Year from Indie Next Generations Book Awards. 2008 Independent Publisher Bronze Medal Winner, and 2007 USA Best Books Awards Finalist.
Ms. Davidson is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College. She has a Masters Degree in Spiritual Psychology from The University of Santa Monica where she was named Student of the Year.
Eli lives in Los Angeles with her domineering cat, Cleopatra Jones.
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