Tiana Ronstadt is a vibrant lecturer, workshop facilitator, and educator with over 20 years of financial planning experience. Her mission is to empower individuals to gain financial independence and help them reach their most ambitious dreams.
Through One-on-One Consulting, as well as speaking engagements, Tiana has earned the respect of thousands who have benefited from her services. Ms. Ronstadt has expertise on serving her clients through times of serious change in their lives, including pre- and post-retirement strategizing, pre- and post-divorce financial counseling, income planning, and estate planning.
As a lecturer, Tiana has spoken at numerous conferences and has been featured on radio and television, noted for her professional commentary on topics such as Women and Money, How to Have it ALL, Financial Independence for Women, It’s Never About Money, and Balancing It All.
Tiana Ronstadt customizes her presentations based on the needs and desires of the group for the best possible results. Her presentation can be formatted as a 2–3 hour workshop or as a keynote speech. She can provide practical workshops and lectures, or speak on items that are geared to be motivating and inspiring. Tiana works with flexibility and passion to ensure your satisfaction. Visit her website at: www.powerwomeninvesting.com
Tiana Ronstadt is a contributing member of the following organizations, helping them achieve their mission:
· National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA), Chapter Member
· National Association of Women Business Owners, Member
· Casa de la Luz Hospice Foundation, Past President
· Junior League of Tucson, Past President
· YWCA, Current Board Member
Recognition for her achievements include:
· Woodbury Financial Services President’s Advisory Council, 2002–2005 and 2012–present
· University of Arizona, Order of Omega Hall of Fame Award, 2011
· Leaders Recognition Society, Women in Insurance & Financial Services (WIFS), 2010, 2011
· Member of the Million Dollar Round Table, 2000–2012
· Top 100 Representative, Woodbury Financial Services, 1999–2011
· Named to Women’s Financial Group, National Bank of Arizona, 2009–present
· National Winner of Make Mine a Million $ Business™ from American Express, 2008
· Provides “Can Do Tips” for KVOA Channel 4, the NBC Tucson affiliate, 2008–2012
· Ben’s Bells recipient for kindness, 2007
· Founder of Power Women Investing, 2006
· YWCA Women on the Move recipient, 2002
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Prosperity is defined in the dictionary as “being successful” or “thriving”- and it’s usually connected with financial success, but not always. It has a broader meaning, because it’s not just about your money, it’s about your life. Our goal is to help you create your own personal “Prosperity Picture” to help you manage your money, design your life, and create your future. You will be introduced to five key steps to creating prosperity and work with a unique hands-on visualization tool built to help you connect your money with your personal goals. You will leave armed with tools designed to see personal financial management as a powerful means to achieve your goals and with the confidence that you are enough, you have enough, and you will thrive.
MS. HIRSCH had an incredibly diverse background in her career objectives which led her to where she is today. Mental Health First Aid today is especially critical due to the effects of COVID-19. Many people today are suffering from PTSD and isolation. Today, as many as 53% of the population are experiencing some level of depression. Over the past few years over 2.5m people have been certified in the Mental Health First Aid program. This program helps you to identify and manage mental health issues. Today only 40% of the population with mental health issues will reach out for assistance. KANDY pointed out there are 5 steps to dealing with mental health. ALGEE – APPROACH, LISTEN, GIVE REASSURANCE, ENCOURAGE PROFESSIONAL HELP, ENCOURAGE SELF HELP. Additionally, she spoke about the three levels of listening – 1. Half listening; 2. Thinking, not listening; 3. Fully present. She pointed out some steps to self-care. 1. Take time to disconnect; 2. Make bad images go away, think of something pleasant; 3. Practice mindfulness.
JON WANG and BOB SHAFF spoke about a Moment in History highlighting with video the year John McCaleb served as President. As part of the video presentation they played an additional video of the “Wheelchair” exchange that was done between Mexico and our Rotary Club. Emotional, YES!
My fellow Rotarians,
Now that we are meeting in person, our weekly meetings will be downloaded on YouTube for those who cannot attend. Please see the directions below on how to view our videos.
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