Erin has achieved much to be admired. But it didn’t just happen. Hear from Erin her Four Steps to Success which include:

1. LOGIC: Don’t see Logic as only intellect, but use your common sense and listen to your instincts. After all, they are the spouse to logic.
2. LEVERAGE: Get Your Leverage On! Don’t let this word scare you. Leverage can help strengthen your voice and strengthen you as an individual so that you can be heard! Remember, in mathematics, leverage means 1+1=2. But in principle, leverage means 1+1=1000!
3. LOYALTY: This is stick-to-it-iveness and is something you must have to see your way to the end.
4. AND: The burning question we all have…”Why Do I Do This?” Well, it’s LOVE, ACTUALLY!

Erin Lives according to the guidelines she likes to call RAM. The R is for Realization. She believes you have to realize who YOU are, good and bad, before you can begin to know where you are going. A is for Assessment. Take stock, not in what you have, but in who you are. Look at your skills, weakness, strengths and applying traits where they need to be and let go of the bad ones. M is for Motivation. It’s hard to stay motivated in the world today and motivation is the steam that keeps us going. Motivation is about taking time for self-renewal. We all need our batteries charged yet never take the time to do it and then just burn out. Erin’s ability to continue the good work she has done on behalf of other people is due to her belief in the above and she shares her story and tools for success with audiences nationwide.

Erin Brockovich is one of those rare individuals whose own true story has become part of our public consciousness. Seen by millions as a symbol of American justice and the importance of fighting for the truth, Brockovich continues to speak out on behalf of those who can’t. After uncovering a 30-year long history of poisoning the groundwater in Hinkley, CA by PG&E, Brockovich dug in and didn’t give up until she had exposed the truth – and had gotten justice for its victims. She truly is proof that one person can make a difference, and she believes that everyone – in their own way – can do the same.