As a teen Susyn Reeve, M.Ed. wrote in her journal, “What would the world be like if everyone loved themselves. Little did she know, at that time, that this question would direct and guide her personal and professional love.
Susyn is the co-founder of www.Self-Esteem-Experts.com a web-resource with information, exercises and tools to improve self esteem and boost confidence which draws from her thirty years of professional experience as an Organization Development Consultant, Tranformational Life Coach, InterFaith Minister, Inspirational Speaker, Master Teacher, Author and Lover of Life.
Susyn's clients have included: American Express, New York University, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Exxon, Continental Airlines, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Plaza Hotel.
Her award winning first book, Choose Peace & Happiness was her response to the events of 9/11. During 2005 - 2008 she traveled the world, from New Zealand to New York reading her second book, The Gift of the Acorn, an inspiring parable of the mighty expression of Love alive within each of us. Her story, An Umbrella to Remember, is included in Marlo Thomas' NY Times Bestseller, The Right Words at the Right Time, vol. 2.
Susyn is:
* Certified Calling in “The One” Coach
Co-founder of Celebrate a Hero a web-based business celebrating and honoring the special people in your life (www.celebrateahero.com).
* Co-founder of With Forgiveness providing information and tools to increase love, compassion and kindness through the practice of forgiveness (www.withforgiveness.com)
* Board Member of Folk Arts Rajasthan (www.folkartsrajasthan.org)
* Advisory Board Member of The National Association for Self Esteem (www.self-esteem-nase.org)
* Delegate to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (2007 - 2009)
She has apprenticed with don Miguel Ruiz, best selling author of The Four Agreements® and studied with Joseph Campbell, Jean Houston and Robert Fritz.
She has been a featured speaker at events with Rev. Dr. Michael Beckwith, of The Secret, Immaculee Ilibigaza, author of Left to Tell and award winning author Marianne Williamson.
