Suzie Humphreys has been fired, been broke, been disappointed, been a petrified expectant mother at 40 years old and lived her life with a passion for learning not only how to be better, but to see things differently.

She lifts, jolts and nurtures her audiences and they love every minute of it! She makes them laugh until they swear they can’t laugh anymore….then she “grabs” them again!
 
Suzie’s gift is in touching the emotions of her audience through her own stories. Stories that hold humor and the enchantment of a deeper message revealed by an event or a set of circumstances, seeming at first glance to be happenstance, but upon closer inspection …intended or ordained. She brushes the memory of her audiences yesterdays …dreams long past forgotten and hopes now fulfilled. 
 
• The fearful exhilaration of a job interview.
• The softness of a newborn’s cheek next to yours.
• The joy of wallowing in depression and savoring Mexican food afterwards.
• Not getting something you want… or something you think you don’t want.
• The climb up the ladder and the fall back down… the THUD!
• The climb back UP.
• The miracle of an old hatred replaced by a friendship.
• The risking of everything in order to fulfill a dream.
• The joy that comes from saying YES instead of no.
• The courage to “see things differently”.
• The strength in holding tight …the POWER in letting go.

 

In the end it all comes down to Suzie Humphreys’ contagious sense of humor …poking fun at herself, never others. You go to hear her hoping to be entertained, and you are! What you are not expecting is the lasting impression of Suzie’s insights.

Whether it is the challenge of a change or acceptance …in relationships or situations …in the home of on the job …Suzie Humphreys helps you rise to the occasion with all the vigor and enthusiasm that living this wonderful life demands.

When she leaves the stage there remains the unmistakeable warmth of having been touched and the unshakeable affirmation that whether ordinary or extraordinary, through good times or bad, caught in mid-frailty or new accomplishment “Life Really Is The Greatest Thing Ever”!