Dr. Elahee’s bright, bold presentation leads audiences to seek and find the answers to those questions. 

Here’s a secret: We all think other people are happier and better off than we are.  We look at old acquaintances on Facebook and beat ourselves up. “How come she’s so thin and has such a lovely life?” “I can’t believe John runs such a successful company!” and more.  “I can’t believe she got the promotion and I didn’t!” We bump into an old chum at the store and they bedazzle us with how great things are going for them.

In her compelling, funny and realistic presentation, Dr. Elahee shares the truth while she’s infusing the audience with hope.  Her specialty is the “3 Key Components to Contentment” that everyone can apply to overcome personal and professional obstacles, re-connect to inner motivation and summon uncommon drive. Happy people perform better at work and at home. They can transform from burned-out to hopeful; from hopeless to heroic; and from exhausted to energized.

In this high-energy, enthusiastic presentation, Dr. Elahee turns the traditional “Think Positive” speech upside down and helps real people dealing with real life – in their businesses and their personal lives – to find enthusiasm, consistent energy and balance.

Staying optimistic is an ideal every business owner seeks – and few find. No matter what people say on the surface, the reality is that real life…doesn’t always go exactly as planned.

In this funny, compassionate program, Dr. Elahee draws on years of working with veterans and their families to explain why some vets feel stuck after service and how three simple practices can help them move forward with structure and clarity.

She teaches practical mind-management tools to calm overwhelming thoughts, focus on the present, and harness mental strength for personal, family, and professional wellbeing.

And through “Superhero Steps,” she shows veterans how to navigate disappointment, reclaim hope, and build new dreams rooted in who they are now.

Dr. Rachel Elahee specializes in helping veterans and their families cope with the numerous stresses and traumas that result from military service for XX years. While there are lots of benefits and much honor in serving our country, the truth is evident: it can be a distressing experience for the service personnel… and those who love them.