Anita Sanchez, Ph.D., Nawat (Aztec) and Mexican-American, is a transformational leadership consultant, speaker, coach and author of the 2019 International Latino Book Award for The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times (Simon & Schuster). She bridges indigenous teachings with the latest science to inspire and equip women and men to enjoy meaningful, empowered lives and careers. Conscious Company Media 2020 World Changing Woman & World Woman Foundation #SheismyHero awards.

Learn more: www.foursacredgifts.com

• The powerful dream that Dr. Sanchez received at age 3 that shaped her mission today.
• Her experience with economic poverty, sexual trauma and the intense grief of her father murdered at age 13.
• The horrific story of her father being murdered when she was 13 due to race relations and how she was able to find immense peace.
• The voice she heard when she was sobbing over her father’s death and the death of George Floyd. 
• How the “Four Sacred Gifts” were birthed.
• Gift #1: The power to forgive the unforgivable. 
• Gift #2: The power of unity.
• Gift #3: The power of healing.
• Gift #4: The power of hope in action. 
• “If you use these gifts, you’ll know how to be in right relationship with yourself and all other beings.”
• Each of us already has these gifts—the power is in using them.
• What does hope in action look like in the Great Awakening?
• “With every breath, every thought and everything, we have a choice. We’re making that choice - it’s either going to be good medicine or bad medicine.”
• The important question to ask yourself: “What do you believe—are you separate or are you connected?”
• “We don’t do anything alone. You might get lonely from time to time—that’s the human condition, but you are not alone.”
• It doesn’t matter which gift you start with because they’re all connected—just start where your heart is being called.
• How to navigate the urgency with living in alignment with these gifts.
• “The doing and the being are all mirrors of each other; everything is connected.”
• Hope is an energy source. It can’t be taken away from you.