Gain Insights From Lisa About Women’s Empowerment
Since starting her business Lisa has been a women’s empowerment coach. Working with women at every stage of life has been some of the most fulfilling work Lisa has undertaken.
What exactly is a women’s empowerment coach? In this role Lisa works with women who find themselves at a crossroads in life. Leaving the workforce. Returning to the workforce. Changing professional goals. Getting married. Getting divorced. Finding oneself in mid-life. Leadership goals. Assertiveness in the work place. These are all lifecourse junctures during which a woman might benefit from a greater sense of self and empowerment. Lisa works with each client to define and achieve exciting personal goals.
Lisa is expert in helping women to: find their voice, set goals and achieve them, develop confidence and solution-centered plans, to unlock the next chapters of their lives in fulfilling ways that bring happiness, increased self-esteem and insight into how life can be lived to the fullest everyday.
Losing A Friend
In late August, my husband and I lost one of our oldest and closest friends. Pam Worth died from multiple myeloma at 63 years old. We, and hundreds of others, were devastated. We are still grieving the loss of a vibrant, energetic, unique friend. She left behind four...
What Croatia Taught Me About The Cost Of Being Busy
I love traveling. Not the airports, not the packing, not the passport-fumbling — the actual dislocation. The moment you realize the way you've been living isn't the only way, or even the best one. That's what I go for. Adventure is part of it, sure. But the real prize...
The Kids Are Alright (Actually, They Might Be More Than Alright)
My husband and I have been on what I can only describe as a wedding circuit this year. The invitations keep coming, the suits keep getting pulled out of the closet, and we keep showing up at venues we never imagined a wedding could happen in. And I have to tell you —...
The One Person You Can Actually Change
One of the most common questions I hear from clients is some version of: "How do I get my spouse to listen?" "How do I get my employees to take more initiative?" "How do I get my teenager to care?" The frustration behind these questions is real, and the desire to help...




