Pascale Bercovitch – Say YES

!About: Say YES

In her moving lecture "Say YES!" ,Pascale Bercovitch brings the story of her incredible struggle, since she lost both her legs in a serious train accident, in every lecture Pascale stirs the crowd again. She serves an example of targeted effort, courage, triving for excellence and relentless optimism.

Pascale is an Olympic athlete and has participated in three Olympics in three different sports. The latest was in Rio's Olympic in 2016 in the Rodin kayak branch. Pascale, a mother of two daughters, a lecturer and writer occupying each time ,renewing her audience and passing it between laughter and tears, empowers and demonstrates that there is nothing that stands In front of your will. Her Inspiring and amazing life story demonstrates in practice how to deal with limitations and situations of stress, while taking responsibility, coping with changes, self-fulfillment and excellence.

Speaker Biography

Pascale Bercovitch is a leading motivational speaker for corporate audiences for the last 12 years, supporting them emphasize their strengths and cope with uncertainty and challenges. More than half a million were already inspired by her powerful and entertaining speeches around the world. She is known as “a natural born speaker who makes you laugh and cry and has the power of changing forever your perspective of life”.
Pascale speaks from experience. Aged 17 on her way to high school, she lost both her legs in a terrible train accident. To most this would be a great detriment, but to Pascale it was the challenge to a better life. She decided to become a serial dreamer.
Pascale is holding a Guinness Record being the only Olympic athlete who participated in 3 Olympic Games in 3 different sports. In 2020 in Tokyo and 2016 in Rio, Pascale ended 8th in Kayak, in 2012, she ended 6th in Hand biking at the London Paralympics and was ranked 4th at the Climbing World Championship. In 2008 in Beijing, she ended 8th.

Pascale is a TV personality and a model, being over the years one of the most successful Israeli athlete. Pascale is a wife to Oz and a mother to Eden and Mica. Based in Tel Aviv she is an international speaker and a best-seller writer with over 700 copies sold world-wide. Today at age 55, she is working on her new book and training on her Kayak for the next Paralympics games in Paris 2024.

Reviews

Say YES! "Dear Pascale,I know who you are. I've read about you, taught my students about you, shown them the torch-lighting ceremony, and had them research you. But this is the first time I've been exposed to your incredible charisma, humor, and positive attitude. I feel like this is the first time you've given this lecture, even though I know it's your millionth time. And you knew how to tailor it so beautifully to the audience. I just feel like I was blessed yesterday and experienced a meaningful moment in my life. Thank you for existing and thank you for spreading your "I believe" with the highest level of execution. Keep going with the positive energy, the mission you've taken on, and just thank you for who you are. A true inspiration!"

Say YES! A captivating, intriguing, and moving lecture. The amazing Pascale, inspiring, full of energy, fiery and unique, gave us the right perspective on how to look at life. We experienced a journey story in her lecture when the person we were before is not the same person after all this, with the help of the insights that we will adopt into our daily lives!

Say YES!You shared invaluable insights with our students – from your wisdom, experience and heart. Throughout the lecture, you demonstrated faith, determination, willpower, and a great love for the path you have chosen – something that inspired greatly. We have no doubt that your lecture has made a significant contribution to the students who are just starting their journey in special education, and their feedback will attest to that.

Say YES! For about an hour and a half, I cried and laughed alternately. It's been days and nights since I met this amazing woman, and she's still with me almost every minute of the day… What impressed me the most was the fact that even though life (from the day she was born, by the way) didn't deal Pascale very good cards, to say the least, it never stopped her. There was no dream that remained a dream without her fulfilling it, and there was nothing she wanted to do that she didn't do in the end.