In 2005 a five-foot-four, 120-pound woman set out to row – alone - 3000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean in a 24-foot rowboat. After 103 days of storms, solitude and soul-searching, she arrived to an ecstatic welcome in Antigua.

Roz Savage’s feat is all the more astonishing because she had no previous experience as an adventurer. She had worked for 11 years as a management consultant before trading in her London career for a life on the ocean, seeking personal fulfilment through voyages of exploration, both literal and spiritual.

She now shares the lessons learned on the ocean with people around the world. Her amazing story, supported by jaw-dropping video footage, wins rave reviews from audiences, leaving them inspired and equipped with new tools to help them achieve their own life goals.

Sample Themes:

• Make the connection between present action and future outcome. If you repeat today’s actions 365 times, will you be where you want to be in a year’s time?
• No matter how big your goal, you can get there if you create a plan and then execute it with discipline, determination and dedication. One stroke at a time.
• Don’t waste mental energy asking yourself if you can do something. You won’t know until you try. So just do it - you may surprise yourself.

Speaking engagements to date include company conferences, schools, charity events, black tie dinners, corporate entertainment and sports clubs, in the UK, New Zealand, Mexico, and locations throughout the US including New York, Hawaii, Florida and California.

Her book about the Atlantic crossing, Rowing the Atlantic - Lessons Learned on an Open Ocean, will be published by Simon & Schuster in Autumn 2009. Preorder your copy now.

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