Welcoming Words. Show You Care.

Are you tired of negativity and ready to elevate your communication skills? You've come to the right place! Debbie Sorensen is on a mission to help individuals like you rediscover the power of positivity, politeness, integrity, and character in their daily interactions.

Through her engaging workshops and speaking events, Debbie shares simple yet transformative ways to show you care and foster genuine connections, such as:


Writing heartfelt notes
of appreciation


Reaching out during
times of trouble


Keeping a guard
over your words


Smiling with
your eyes


Practicing intentional listening


Sending texts of encouragement


Giving sincere compliments

As you explore this website, allow yourself to be encouraged and inspired by the beacon of hope that Debbie offers. Subscribe to her uplifting newsletter, and consider hiring her as a speaker or workshop presenter to bring her powerful message to your community. Stay tuned for the release of her upcoming books, which are sure to further empower your journey towards positive communication and personal growth.

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Grounded

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