Molly is a grand example of someone with a congruent message. That means that everything about her and her message fits together in one stream lined package.
Molly spent many years on the wards as a pallative care nurse. She has helped literally thousands of people pass from this life. Whenever you sit down for coffee with Molly you can bet the topic of conversation goes to death within 5-10 minutes. She is passionate about the topic of death but not in a morbid way, but in a way that educates and gives people permission to feel safe about the topic.
Already she has done SO much to change the way people deal with a process we will all inevitably go through but weirdly know little about. She is making it safe for people to talk about the topic and helps them deal with their fears and curiosity in an open and frank way.
Over time her message is morphing and she is really focusing on helping young people understand the process of death and not be fearful. She is using the performing arts as a great way to get her message to more people.
Strong messages open your world up to new and exciting ways to market your business or your products and services. This week the play Molly collaborated on with renowned actor and playwright, Alan Hopgood will be the feature of the International Hospice and Palliative Care Awareness Day event, Four Funerals in One Day at BMW Edge, Federation Square on September 28th 2010 at 7pm
You can book here if you would like to attend
If you would like to hear more about what Molly does, she was my guest on a Mosh Pit call - you can listen here
If you would like to hear more about what Molly does, she was my guest on a Mosh Pit call - you can listen here
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