Stop catering to everyone at the expense of yourself. As an entrepreneur does your team respect your boundaries? Do you respect theirs? Does your boss cross the line? Is your health compromised because you say yes, when your body is saying no? Is your relationship dysfunctional because you are a people pleaser? Learn where and when to draw the line to prevent undesirable or devastating consequences in your personal and business life.

Fierling experienced years of eroded boundaries in business, a dysfunctional marriage and a journey with breast cancer. Now that Fierling has established her own strong boundaries with respect and integrity, she shares these lessons through speaking and workshops. In addition to her illustrious speaking career, Fierling holds a Bachelor of Science degree and has certificates in Education, Peer Counseling and Sports Nutrition. Fierling has had 24 years’ experience public speaking and facilitating workshops in her areas of expertise. She is a leader and team builder in her own business and in the Toastmasters organization where she holds the highest designation: Distinguished Toastmaster. As an outdoor enthusiast Leslie lives in North Vancouver, BC. At the same time as she launched her new book, Fierling also launched her new business, “Flawless Delivery: Public Speaking at its Finest”, through which she offers public speaking workshops and private coaching.

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"Leslie offers a refreshing perspective on successfully dealing with the challenges life presents us however difficult, daunting, and insurmountable they may appear to be.”- David Wilmot, Chair with TEC Canada

“‘Say Yes to Saying No’ is an excellent road map to identifying both why this area matters so much to personal and business success, and how to get to the place of feeling confident in uttering that magical word! Any one starting a business, or wondering why they are feeling stuck in their business or professional lives, should read Leslie’s book.”

“‘Say Yes’ is an interesting read. Building a healthy workplace is a challenging project and Leslie’s book points readers in the right direction. It’s about setting boundaries that work for everyone involved. If you’re ready to leave the drama behind 'Say Yes to Saying No' was written with you in mind.”