607: Lisa Grimes, remember who you are

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Kevin Miller

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🗓️ 3 September 2018

⏱️ 58 minutes

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In this show we are talking about you. And charging you with remembering, who...you...are. And if you don’t know, figuring it out. My guest is Lisa Grimes and the title of the book she coauthored with Paula Brown Stafford is...Remember Who You Are: Achieve Success. Create Balance. Experience Fulfillment. Lisa and Paula co-authored the book and jointy run a consulting firm called Habergeon which you can find at habergeon.com/ Lisa’s focus is living life meaningfully and on purpose, and being connected to other people. She’s spent 33 years in corporate America with roles in management, sales and business development and multiple stints as CEO of large companies. She’s also been an entrepreneur, spent a decade as a decorator, and…adopted a child who is deaf and mute after being told she couldn’t have children. We cover a lot of ground, and give direct and candid focus to some of the challenges women in the workplace face. We dig into some of the big and volatile issues between men and women in the workplace. Tons of value for all, but you ladies especially will want to hear this...and guys, share with your wives or women you care about! I think many women will get significant comfort and freedom from what Lisa shares. And...I make some callouts to us Dads to...step up our game. Connect with Lisa at habergeon.com, you can buy the book, “Remember Who You Are” there, or wherever you buy books. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:28.0	Welcome to the Ziegler show where we inspire your true performance.
1:32.0	I'm your host Kevin Miller. In this show we're talking about you and me and charging you with remembering who you are.
1:42.0	If you don't know, figuring that out first. So my guest is Lisa Grimes.
1:47.3	She has a new book out that she co-authored with Paula Brown Stafford. It's called Remember Who You Are.
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