Vanessa McLean is a dynamic motivational speaker, hand picked and trained by the world’s most renowned motivational speaker Les Brown

Her message to the world embraces love, having a big dream and overcoming fear.

As she delivers her message in her smooth silky story telling style, her audiences are captivated, moved and challenged to fulfil their true potential.

She encourages her audience to unleash their hidden power and see themselves beyond the limitations that have been imposed on them by the world.

Vanessa is no stranger to the grips of fear. As a youngster her self esteem hit rock bottom as she was constantly told by her teachers you are a distraction, keep quite, you will never get anywhere in life, you do not listen. Vanessa internalised this and literally began to shut down.  This led her to live a mediocre life style.

It was the encouragement from her loving mother who saw something in Vanessa that she never saw in herself, the power to use her soft voice to inspire and heal broken hearts.

It took Vanessa many years to deal with her fears and low self-esteem.

A book by Norman Vincent Peale “The Power Of Positive Thinking” given to her by her mother was the catalyst for the transformation in Vanessa’s life. 

She came to realise that her fears and low-self esteem were options that she chose to embrace, fear of failing, fear of others, fear of self, fear of fear, fear of success.

She had to let go.

Vanessa has unleashed those fears, and  she knows that all the obstacles and setbacks that are faced in life are no more than small hurdles to be viewed as perfect opportunities to test one’s resolve.

 Today Vanessa  speaks to audiences around the world and it is clearly seen in her abilities as she connects with people at a cellular level, both young and old.

She demonstrates a warmth and natural gift for sharing, caring and her passion for empowering young lives is electrifying. Vanessa is an excellent communicator who always gives from her heart. Success is not an option in Vanessa’s life success is a must..

It was Smiley Blankton that said "Fear is the most subtle and destructive of all human diseases" and I allowed all kinds of fears to hold me back in life.

Fear of success, fear of failing, fear of just taking a chance.

I allowed my low self esteem to control every facet of my life. I always dreamed of living a prosperous and abundant life, but did not do anything to make that become a reality.