Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond1 Feb 2019

Embodied Feminine Leadership with Lisa Fitzpatrick

This episode we feature an talk on Embodied Feminine Leadership with Lisa Fitzpatrick. This is a timely episode, 2018 was a big year for woman claiming their voice, speaking up to injustices that have been cast upon them for decades. We saw the rise of the Me Too movement which started more than a decade ago, We saw the courageous Christine Ford speak out against sexual assault. We celebrated a 100 years of women being able to vote, We saw NZ prime mister Jacinda Ardern make history taking her baby to the United Nations assembly meeting - a prime example of Embodied feminine leadership.

And while this episode focuses the lens on woman, there are some phenomenal men and gender fluid people out there standing and supporting woman and fighting hard for the betterment of us all.

So who is Lisa Fitzpatrick? Lisa is the go-to spiritual business coach for high-achieving, soulful, entrepreneurial leaders and coaches who have a powerful message. She is a specialist in embodied feminine leadership, mindfulness in leadership, women’s physiology for empowerment and sustainable business practices. Lisa believes that when women tap into their feminine wisdom and embody full, mindful presence, the feminine shift restores balance and equality and helps to heal our troubled world.
Lisa is a certified coach, experienced keynote speaker, best-selling author, yoga teacher, workshop facilitator, physiotherapist and mother. She lives in a subtropical paradise near Byron Bay.

Producer and host: Lara Martin
Guest: Lisa Fitzpatrick lisafitzpatrick.com.au
Copy right: PBBmedia, Lara Martin

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