Is your team lacking self belief?

Everyone has doubts. But if you find a way to believe in yourself, anything is possible. Fiona Quinn is an expert at shifting her mindset and building self resilience in challenging situtations, having faced her fear of the sea to paddleboard 800 miles the length of Britain, crossing the Irish Sea twice and battling past whirlpools en route.

Fiona was a shy, awkward young adult and it was only through embracing being an ameteur and throwing herself into challenging situations that she developed her sense of possibility. She knows that embracing your fears and finding a way to believe in yourself is the only way to step over the start line on a daunting new project. She is now a recording-setting adventurer, published author, sucessfull entrepreneur and motivational speaker on self belief and shifting mindset.

Fiona offers a unique perspective on creating success by inviting you to lean into your own approach. She bucks the assumption that you need to ‘be the best’ to succeed and praises the creativity and fresh perspective that not being an expert affords you. Her experiences are relateable, no matter what challenges you face at any level of your career.

Through her experiences and life lessons, Fiona’s talks can help your team:

• find self belief throughout a project

• face your fears to boldly cross the start line

• develop strategies to change your perspective

• discover opportunities in a sustainable future

Fiona has helped numerous business build the self belief to take on new challenges and shift their mindset. Do you want your team to benefit too?

“Fiona connects with the audience - her humor and matter-of-fact delivery make her extraordinary achievements relatable. Her particular strength is connecting to the audience through Q&As - I’ve never seen her unable to give a compelling, well-thought out and insightful answer!”

- Henry Blanchard, Uganda Marathon Launch

World Records:

First woman to SUP across the Irish Sea

First person to iSUP Lands End to John O’Groats

First woman to complete a length of Britain triathlon

Walked 993 miles - Cycled 1,200 miles - SUPed 800 miles

"Your talk was just great. Warm, personal and inspirational. You really opened our eyes to the possibilities offered by different lifestyle choices."

- Nick Rogers, Chair TEDx Kingston

"Fiona is hard not to like and admire (for more than just her 1st class cake-eating skills) whilst listening to the physical and emotional ups and downs of a trip across Blighty. I look forward to the next installment when she's back on her trusty 2-wheeled steed!"

- Anna, Tales of Adventure

“Fiona is never afraid of a new challenge. She’s always calm and considered, whilst being infectiously positive.”

- Rowan Edwards, Property Investor

Listen to Fiona’s story on Podcasts

PRESS COVERAGE

BBC Radio Bristol with John Darvall, December 2018. Talk about facing fears.

ITV West Country regional news programme, August 2018. Talk about SUP Britain.

BBC Radio Bristol with John Darvall, August 2018. 1 hour chat about SUP Britain.

Adventures Mag, Autumn Issue 2018. SUP Britain front page feature.

The Outdoor Adventure Blog, Summer 2018. SUP Britain feature.

Carrickfergus Times, July 2018. SUP Britain feature.

BBC Radio Scotland, July 2018. SUP Britain mention.

Daily Mail Online, June 2018. SUP Britain feature.

BBC One Breakfast programme, June 2018. Live call in from SUP Britain to talk about my Irish Sea crossing.

Pembrokeshire Herald, May 2018. SUP Britain feature.

Challenge Finder, March 2018. Top six badass female challengers feature.

BBC Radio Cambridgeshire with Chris Mann.  April - May 2017.  6 radio interviews throughout Walk Great Britain.

Ride London Magazine.  June 2017.  Cycling in London feature.

Penrith Today.  June 2017.  Feature on Walk Great Britain.

Surbiton Good Life.  October 2016 & April 2017.  Feature on both Walk & Cycle Great Britain.