by Kathrine Lee | Apr 19, 2022 | Words of Wisdom, Members
At some point, most of us have felt like a prisoner of our past. Although we can’t change the past, we can use it to reflect and grow. But there’s a piece that most of us skip over in order for us to change from prisoner to pioneer.
In this session we will learn to use Dr. Caroline Leaf’s 5-Step Neurocycle to heal our past, reclaim what’s lost and pioneer our preferred future.
by Kathrine Lee | Apr 18, 2022 | Tool Box, Members, Public
After facing a global pandemic, the complexity and intensity of the challenges we faced exceeded most of our emotional resilience. Understanding what’s happening in your body, mind, and emotions is at least as important to sustainable performance as the skills you bring as a leader. In this session, Kathrine will share keys for better stress management so you can actually lead better under stress.
by Kathrine Lee | Apr 5, 2022 | Secret Ingredient, Members
None of us like to go through adversity but, with the right perspective, those difficulties can bring our greatest victories. Join Kathrine to learn about one of her favorite women in history and how her song has become an anthem of resilience for generations.
by Kathrine Lee | Apr 2, 2022 | Mentor's Corner, Members
Join Kathrine’s Mentor Rene Hader for a personal look at money and its true value and intimate connection to our everyday lives, and all the good it does for us. Shared from the perspective of your heart and brought to life with a special story shared by Rene about her infamous “Grandma Jeannie” who modeled a lifetime of love and generosity, along with a fun, positive, and meaningful relationship with money.
by Kathrine Lee | Mar 29, 2022 | Ah-Ha Moments, Members
When Kathrine asked her mentor for his top career advice, he quickly shared — clear, confident, and concise communication. Research has shown again and again it‘s key to career advancement. If your goal is to have your voice heard and your ideas respected, listen as Kathrine shares key phrases that limit your professional image and if you’re guilty of saying them, consider re-wording or eliminating them entirely.