Welcome!

Hi friends!

As fall is in full swing, I'm excited to share what's been unfolding in recent weeks. This time of year prompts us to reflect on our harvests, and as the season gradually slows down, we're encouraged to appreciate the abundance we've cultivated. In a world with so much happening, I've come to recognize the significance of grounding ourselves in gratitude and cherishing our loved ones.

I had the incredible privilege of attending a weekend-long Interpersonal Dynamics workshop in Santa Cruz, CA?with the esteemed Dr. Carole Robin, and it was truly a transformative experience. Dr. Robin's remarkable career spanning over 35 years in leadership development and her role as the Faculty Director of the Interpersonal Dynamics for High-Performance Executives Program at the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) immediately set the stage for an enriching and enlightening learning journey.

Dr. Robin's expertise in the field of interpersonal relations is nothing short of extraordinary. Her extensive contributions to the GSB, including receiving the MBA Distinguished Teaching Award for her outstanding work in courses like Interpersonal Dynamics, showcase her dedication to helping individuals unlock their full potential. It's no surprise that Interpersonal Dynamics is the most popular elective course at the GSB for over 45 years, given her unwavering commitment to creating impactful learning experiences.

Throughout the workshop, I witnessed Dr. Robin's deep passion for fostering personal and professional growth among the participants, creating an environment where honest conversations can take place and transform. Her ability to guide us through experiential small group learning was truly exceptional, equipping us with the skills to become more effective leaders, cultivate high-performing organizations, and nurture richer, more fulfilling relationships.

Furthermore, we're thrilled to announce my inaugural Life Master Live course, and you'll find all the exciting details below. Also, don't miss my recent podcast appearance, and be sure to experience the profound Loving Kindness meditation guided by the incredible Tara Brach.?

With integrity and intention,

Amy

Introducing "Life Mastery Live" a free, transformative, hour-long course designed to help you break through your biggest roadblocks and discover genuine fulfillment and joy.

If you're someone who's endlessly curious and ready to engage in rich, meaningful conversations, let's embark on this journey of transformation together! Experience the magic of collective growth as we dive into the realm of possibilities.

Ready to join the adventure? Click the link for registration details, and I can't wait to connect with you at "Life Mastery Live"!

Mark Your Calendars!

Exciting News for all you lifelong learners! I am gearing up to ignite your intellectual curiosity with another public workshop offered by Stanford Continuing Studies. On November 13th registration opens, and I will be unveiling a transformative learning experience that you won't want to miss. We'll be covering all things connection and confidence in our communication!

Keep your calendars clear because this is an event you won't want to miss. More details coming soon, so look out for an email coming your way soon!

Amy's Guest Appearance

Amy joins?seasoned communications coach Dia Bondi, who has worked with leaders in top companies like Salesforce, Dropbox, and Google, diving into the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and communication. Discover the transformative power of leading with your true self, a simple yet profound act, as they share insights, wisdom, and actionable advice. This episode of "Lead With Who You Are" is your guide to unlocking your authentic communication and embracing the wisdom of your true self for a remarkable journey of self-leadership.

Loving Kindness Meditation with Tara Brach

One of the ways I stay grounded is through my regular meditation practice. And recently my heart, mind, and soul have been craving more loving kindness within and around me. Traditionally called the “Metta” practice, this meditation is a lovely way to lighten your heart and feel more connected to others. I’m offering it to you as it’s one of my go-to meditations. Click here to listen. I hope you enjoy this as much as I do.