When you choose a therapist or a coach, ones who have had their own struggles and hurdles provide a certain amount of comforting empathy that is relatable and very real. Our guest on this episode walked through the fire to find what called her to be what she was meant to be.
Building a coaching practice that is specifically focused on nurturing families and families who are in business together, Lisa Bosse made a life-changing pivot. Her own family health challenges, navigating the waters of LGBTQ+ with a child, and failed marriages helped her find her passion and purpose in guiding others in creating stronger foundations for a better life.
Lisa Bosse is a family-focused executive coach specializing in conflict resolution to preserve the family bond while platforming her clients’ businesses for long-term success. By teaching individuals how to identify and communicate their needs without judgment, the family can overcome the divisive behaviors that threaten the business, their workplace culture, their company’s bottom line, and home life. Lisa is an Energy Leadership™ coach, trained in a seven-level framework that shifts mindsets and strengthens relationships.
Where to find Lisa Bosse Coaching and Communication:
https://www.lisa-bosse.com/about
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