Wow! What can I say! Pam came to Network Homes to give an inspirational talk, for our HART beat Talent Programme Springboard.

It was an amazing hour where she shared her life journey, and the secrets of how she turned her life round. With her recipe for ‘Resilience’ this gave our colleagues the tools, motivation and ambition to keep going, no matter what the barrier maybe.

There are clear steps that can be taken and every single person related to at least one of the steps which they could take to improve their resilience.

This is more than just an inspirational talk, this is a step into Pam’s life, where she has given you the permission to access her inner strength.

Pam’s story is quite remarkable. The amazing grit and determination Pam found within herself to overcome her challenges after the Paddington rail crash were truly inspirational. Her talk was incredibly moving not only because it connected on an emotional level, but her strategies for coping with change are useful and easily applied to day to day issues.

Life is often unpredictable, and now more than ever we seem to be encountering change and turbulent times. My personal takeaway from Pam’s talk is that no matter what challenge presents itself, there is a strategy to cope with it.

As we were getting together as a new team, I was thinking of how to keep my team motivated amidst change which is when I met Pam. Pam kindly accepted my request to speak to my team about dealing with change and disruption in a business environment.

Her speech was concise, and yet packed with motivating tips and helpful advice to deal with change. Using her own life example she touched on how switching to a change motivation can be rewarding too. I can not recommend Pam highly enough for her motivating speech.

The key thing that stood out from Pam’s talk was the different ways that you can look at potential obstacles, both in your working and personal life, and how you can have a coping mechanism to deal with whatever comes your way.In our working environment we have quite challenging targets. We know where we have to get to because we have to deliver on KPI’s that are given to us and very often it looks like a very daunting task.

Pam’s talk on how to break these down into manageable chunks and focus on the end goal was great. Not thinking about what might be facing you right now but finding the ways around them or making new paths to your own goal.I would say that it is a very scalable message that can be applied to just about any environment. Whilst I was listening I wasn’t just thinking about my business life but my personal life too. I think Pam’s talk is highly relevant to everything in life.

Pam came in to present at one of our Lunch and Learns. Her inspiring talk was focused on how to overcome obstacles which was perfect for our team which has been through a transformation over the last year bringing change for some. Pam blended personal experiences and business anecdotes to make the talk relevant to both our home and work lives.

I think everyone was able to take something away from the session either about how to tackle a problem in their lives or about how to make a change. It was great to have a talk that was so motivational and that encouraged us to shift away from worrying about the small day to day issues. If you are looking for an inspiring speaker who can help your team to consider work issues from a fresh perspective, Pam is perfect.

Pam visited us in Flytoget in Oslo Norway, at our annual safety conference. Pams speech is so strong and emotional. She puts a face to those unfortunate people who are involved in an accident.

Everyone that works with elements that can cause major disaster and make people injured and killed, should be aware of the consequences of their challenges –or even more importantly –of those challenges that are not being followed up. Pam is obsessed with the idea of everything changing into the better. You can’t give up. Pam is a living proof of that! We give Pam our warmest recommendations.