"Lisa is an authentic leader who knows how to support people where they shine.
Now more than ever, empowering women to develop and own their strengths is essential."
~Melissa Etheridge, rock icon; social activist
Now more than ever, empowering women to develop and own their strengths is essential."
~Melissa Etheridge, rock icon; social activist
Welcome To The Heart of Your Own Leadership
August 9, 2020
1:00-2:30 PM EDT
In this workshop, the third in the Heart of of Leadership series, we'll focus on Your Aura and The Energy of Facilitation in-Person and on-line: What it means to "be" energy, not just "have" energy, and how a Facilitator's aura sets the tone for participants'.
This Zoom event, which draws women from around the world each month, is free to you with the purchase of Lisa's book:
The Heart of Leadership for Women: Cultivating a Sacred Space: Click HERE for Amazon.
Attend once, or once a month! Find colleagues who are resonant every time.
*Because this virtual event is for you, light holder you, your thoughtful (brief) registration answers will fine-tune the program and focus the conversation to suit your needs as much as possible.
Email the following confidential registration answers by Saturday, August 8th, a Zoom link and password will be sent to you: LisaMillerBeautifulDay@gmail.com.
August 9, 2020
1:00-2:30 PM EDT
In this workshop, the third in the Heart of of Leadership series, we'll focus on Your Aura and The Energy of Facilitation in-Person and on-line: What it means to "be" energy, not just "have" energy, and how a Facilitator's aura sets the tone for participants'.
This Zoom event, which draws women from around the world each month, is free to you with the purchase of Lisa's book:
The Heart of Leadership for Women: Cultivating a Sacred Space: Click HERE for Amazon.
Attend once, or once a month! Find colleagues who are resonant every time.
*Because this virtual event is for you, light holder you, your thoughtful (brief) registration answers will fine-tune the program and focus the conversation to suit your needs as much as possible.
Email the following confidential registration answers by Saturday, August 8th, a Zoom link and password will be sent to you: LisaMillerBeautifulDay@gmail.com.
Registration Qs:
1) When and from which seller did you purchase the Heart of Leadership for Women?
2) (a) Where do you live, and (b) how did you hear about this Zoomshop?
3) In what capacity are you in leadership or service?
4) What would you say are your leadership strengths?
5) In what ways would you like to grow your strengths ?
6) What do "aura" and "energy" mean to you, and how do one or both figure into your Facilitation, if at all?
7) If you've read the Heart of Leadership for Women at least a little, what concept(s) resonated with you most?
8) What are your questions about the book, or about your calling as a leader?
9) What is your favorite flower? (Just curious, why not?)
1) When and from which seller did you purchase the Heart of Leadership for Women?
2) (a) Where do you live, and (b) how did you hear about this Zoomshop?
3) In what capacity are you in leadership or service?
4) What would you say are your leadership strengths?
5) In what ways would you like to grow your strengths ?
6) What do "aura" and "energy" mean to you, and how do one or both figure into your Facilitation, if at all?
7) If you've read the Heart of Leadership for Women at least a little, what concept(s) resonated with you most?
8) What are your questions about the book, or about your calling as a leader?
9) What is your favorite flower? (Just curious, why not?)
Dear Friends,
If the desire to cultivate and hold a healing space for others is strong in you, a space endowed with transformative potential, you are a leader and you've come to the right place.
When she endorsed my book, former First Lady of Kentucky, Jane Beshear, captured the feminine directive:
"...we're all facilitators in our work, home lives, and even personal space."
I agree! In a variety of ways, women have always been called to create, hold, and transform things and ideas and gatherings. For most of us, it was the family matriarchs who held the center of life in balance. They did it all, including the gathering of people to eat, and craft, help, plan, and dream.
It's our natural constitution to gather people and to hold each other up.
AND I SAY THIS:
The gathering space is about so much more than physical location. It's the intention that supports the gathering that
is the very nourishment---the growth hormone---which holds potential for those gathered.
As a leader who shows up to do what's needed, your knowledge, experience, and intention, can make what happens seem like magic. And the truth is that cultivating and holding a sacred space for yourself and others does usher in something special---there are indeed always greater forces at work for and with everyone who shows up with an open heart for the experience, whatever the theme.
Especially in this time of global change, when necessity is the mother of invention, the time is now to cultivate your own leadership skills. How do you want to hold space for others? No one really saw this pandemic coming, but now that it's here, we have only to ride the wave of its flow into the new potentials that life knows is your purpose, destiny, dharma, responsibility.
And as a leader, as a sacred space cultivator, you are not alone; we can all do this together. In fact, we need to now more than ever. Careful, mindful, leaders are stronger united. Plus, it's too much fun to pass up!
The only pre-requisite for this Virtual Workshop is that you've purchased my book and have read at least a little:
The Heart of Leadership for Women: Cultivating a Sacred Space.
I'm looking forward to knowing you and the questions you have about stepping more deliberately into your own potential.
Registration above.
A virtual hug from here,
Lisa
If the desire to cultivate and hold a healing space for others is strong in you, a space endowed with transformative potential, you are a leader and you've come to the right place.
When she endorsed my book, former First Lady of Kentucky, Jane Beshear, captured the feminine directive:
"...we're all facilitators in our work, home lives, and even personal space."
I agree! In a variety of ways, women have always been called to create, hold, and transform things and ideas and gatherings. For most of us, it was the family matriarchs who held the center of life in balance. They did it all, including the gathering of people to eat, and craft, help, plan, and dream.
It's our natural constitution to gather people and to hold each other up.
AND I SAY THIS:
The gathering space is about so much more than physical location. It's the intention that supports the gathering that
is the very nourishment---the growth hormone---which holds potential for those gathered.
As a leader who shows up to do what's needed, your knowledge, experience, and intention, can make what happens seem like magic. And the truth is that cultivating and holding a sacred space for yourself and others does usher in something special---there are indeed always greater forces at work for and with everyone who shows up with an open heart for the experience, whatever the theme.
Especially in this time of global change, when necessity is the mother of invention, the time is now to cultivate your own leadership skills. How do you want to hold space for others? No one really saw this pandemic coming, but now that it's here, we have only to ride the wave of its flow into the new potentials that life knows is your purpose, destiny, dharma, responsibility.
And as a leader, as a sacred space cultivator, you are not alone; we can all do this together. In fact, we need to now more than ever. Careful, mindful, leaders are stronger united. Plus, it's too much fun to pass up!
The only pre-requisite for this Virtual Workshop is that you've purchased my book and have read at least a little:
The Heart of Leadership for Women: Cultivating a Sacred Space.
I'm looking forward to knowing you and the questions you have about stepping more deliberately into your own potential.
Registration above.
A virtual hug from here,
Lisa